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'Profound ignorance': Microbes, a missing piece in the biodiversity puzzle


‘Profound ignorance’: Microbes, a missing piece in the biodiversity puzzle
by Ian Morse on 26 April 2021
Researchers are certain that human activity has resulted in a decline in plant and animal species. But a huge unknown remains: what impacts have human actions ranging from climate change, to ocean acidification, deforestation and land use change, nitrogen pollution, and more had on the Earth’s microbes?
A new paper poses this significant question, and offers a troubling answer: Science suffers from “profound ignorance” about the ways in which microbial biodiversity is being influenced by rapid environmental changes now happening on our planet.
Researchers are supremely challenged by the microbial biodiversity question, finding it difficult to even define what a microbe species is, and uncertain how to effectively identify, analyze and track the behaviors of microbes on Earth microorganisms estimated to be more numerous than stars in the known univ ....

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An Unknown Unknown - What's the State of Microbial Biodiversity?


An Unknown Unknown - What s the State of Microbial Biodiversity?
Scientists have shown that healthier communities of microorganisms in the human gut are also more diverse. But what about the natural world? We know that biodiversity among plants and animals is in serious decline and has been for some time. Some researchers have even warned that a sixth mass extinction is currently happening. Now, investigators are asking whether we should begin to monitor microbial diversity.
Though we re aware of lots of mysteries, there s also stuff we re totally unaware of that we also haven t even thought about - the unknown unknowns. Microbial diversity is a kind of biological unknown unknown, said Dr. David S. Thaler of the University of Basel, Switzerland, a Guest Investigator at The Rockefeller University s Program for the Human Environment (PHE). ....

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A closer look at the genomes of microbial communities in the human mouth


A closer look at the genomes of microbial communities in the human mouth
The incredible, variable bacteria living in your mouth.
Micrograph showing Rothia cells (light blue) in their native habitat, a bacterial biofilm scraped from the human tongue.
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Photo credit: Jessica Mark Welch, Marine Biological Laboratory.
Some bacteria are abundant in specific locations while absent from others. But, how did the bacteria get into the wrong place? How do we add the good bacteria into the right place when the biogeography has gotten ‘out of whack’?
Bacterias are so tiny and small that it is difficult to characterize which subgroups of bacteria live and what genes or metabolic abilities allow them to thrive in these ‘wrong’ places. ....

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