Fungal Diversity in Sediments From Deep-Sea Extreme Ecosystems: Insights Into Low- and High-Temperature Hydrothermal Vents, and an Oxygen Minimum Zone in the Southern Gulf of California, Mexico

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New Research: Fungal Diversity in Sediments From Deep-Sea Extreme Ecosystems: Insights Into Low- and High-Temperature Hydrothermal Vents, and an Oxygen Minimum Zone in the Southern Gulf of California, Mexico: Deep-sea sediments are vast… https://t.co/Vdnl6

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