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Microbes at Sea

by Elio
 

FigureHermit crab from a cold seep site sam­pled during seeps voyage on RV Tan­garoa. Note the seep-associated bac­te­rial filaments on its claws (furry-looking co­vering). Deep Sea News: February 23, 2007. Image courtesy of NOAA/NIWA.


Deep-Sea News is featuring a Microbial Week, September 9–15, 2007, during which time they will be posting articles highlighting the many roles of microbes in the deep sea. An interesting excursion.

 
 

 
 

Posted on September 10, 2007 at 03:19 PM in Ecology, Odds & Ends |

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