Tag Archives: biogeography

GeOMe aims to organize the "what, where, and when" of molecular ecology

Posted on 31 Aug, 2017 by Jeremy Yoder

This post is a guest contribution by Michelle R. Gaither, Eric Crandall, and Cynthia Riginos, collaborators on the GeOMe project. Many molecular ecologists spend weeks or even months in the field each year collecting samples for molecular analysis. Even before … Continue reading →

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How urbanization might affect the five-second rule

Posted on 24 Feb, 2016 by Kelle Freel

At this point, we know that microbes are everywhere and make up complex communities found all over the place ranging from oceanic hydrothermal vents to lakes, soils, and, yes of course, all over you. It has also become apparent that … Continue reading →

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