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(dry sediment), whereas NC10 bacteria were slightly higher. The contribution rate of DAMO process to total anaerobic methane removal in the intertidal zone reached 65.6% ∼ 100%, which indicates that DAMO process is an important methane sink in intertidal ecosystem. Laboratory incubations also indicated that DAMO archaea were more sensitive to oxygen and preferred a more anoxic environment. These results help us draw a more complete picture of methane and nitrogen cycles in natural habitats.
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