Biology, 17.05.2021 05:00 josephvcarter
Molecular marine biology, marine genomics, and proteomics have recently shown that microbes interact as critical influencers of
A carbon and silicon cycling in the oceans.
B carbon and oxygen cycling in the atmosphere.
C carbon and oxygen cycling in the oceans.
D carbon and silicon cycling in the atmosphere.
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Molecular marine biology, marine genomics, and proteomics have recently shown that microbes interact...