Diversity of Uncultivated Archaea: Perspectives From Microbial Ecology and Metagenomics
Christa Schleper
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Christa Schleper
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Archaea everywhere? Abundant Archaea in the marine plankton Cenarchaeum symbiosum: a model marine crenarchaeote Methanotrophic Archaea in marine sediments Ubiquitous Crenarchaea in soils might be ammonia oxidizers Rice Cluster I Archaea are an important group of methanogens Archaea in freshwater Archaea in association with eukaryotes Archaeal genomes in large metagenomic datasets Conclusions and outlook
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Archaea everywhere? Abundant Archaea in the marine plankton Cenarchaeum symbiosum: a model marine crenarchaeote Methanotrophic Archaea in marine sediments Ubiquitous Crenarchaea in soils might be ammonia oxidizers Rice Cluster I Archaea are an important group of methanogens Archaea in freshwater Archaea in association with eukaryotes Archaeal genomes in large metagenomic datasets Conclusions and outlook
Key concepts: Archaea, Metagenomics, Biology, Ecology, Microbial ecology, Thaumarchaeota, Plankton, Bacteria