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When microbes can move mountains, studying microbial communities on glaciers

Posted on 18 Jan, 2017 by Kelle Freel

Bacteria are amazing, and as a recent article by Ambrosini and colleagues reminds us, they are quite literally, just about everywhere. Before reading this article, I have to admit, I was a little rusty on my definition of cryoconite holes, … Continue reading →

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