New Species of Chlamydia Bacteria Found in the Arctic Ocean

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A scenic view of the Indian Ocean [Image credit: IOO Images]

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[Munich, Germany]. The ocean is a large reservoir of dissolved organic molecules, and many of these molecules are stable against microbial utilization for hundreds to thousands of years. They contain a similar amount of carbon as compared to carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere.

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