Fuente: UC Berkeley NewsCenter: Environment
Expuesto el: lunes, 10 de mayo de 2010 9:50
Autor: UC Berkeley NewsCenter: Environment
Asunto: Weird, ultra-small microbes turn up in acidic mine drainage
| For nearly a decade, Jillian Banfield and her UC Berkeley colleagues have been studying the microbe community that lives in one of the most acidic environments on Earth: the drainage from a former copper mine in Northern California. One group of these microbes seems to be smaller, and weirder, than any other known, free-living organism. Published: 03 May |
