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New Research: Two canonically aerobic foraminifera express distinct peroxisomal and mitochondrial metabolisms: Certain benthic foraminifera thrive in marine sediments with low or undetectable oxygen. Potential survival avenues used by… https://t.co/0fFiVa7X7T #MarineScience
#Foramfact on #FossilFriday
Did you know?
Some forams inhabit “stinky” sulfidic environments with little to no oxygen; many respire nitrate instead of oxygen.
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@anna_schrek @SymbiosisRox I haven't used vsearch personally, but I'm curious if it has options for coverage thresholds? And if it's a local or global alignment?
Super excited to announce that I am leaving academia to pursue a position that is essentially climate change consulting. I very much enjoyed the community that I built @ucdavis and as a @UCAR_CPAESS postdoc - but opportunity knocks! later sk8r
Please, use controls, good experimental design, and make sure you know exactly what your data is designed to test for (and what it is not designed to test for)
#ForamFriday with Spiculidendron corallicolum! This benthic #foraminifera is very unique in that it builds its test from sponge spicules! This species lives in shallow waters, attached to hard substrates in reefs!