Analysis reports genomic sequences of 14 bacterial isolates in Antarctica, indicating microbial adaptation to humic-free environments.
We report the genomic sequences of 14 bacterial isolates from a supraglacial stream on the Cotton Glacier, Antarctica. Fine sediments in the streambed provide habitat for bacterial growth and biofilm formation. The stream represents a natural laboratory for studying the evolution and adaptation of microbes to a humic-free environment.
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