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Antarctic Bacteria Share 'Life-Support' Genes to Survive the Extremes

via Phys.org·4h ago

Microbe communities in Antarctic soils survive one of Earth's driest, coldest environments partly through a communal strategy, researchers found. The organisms share genes that function as a kind of collective life-support system.

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