Diversity and Biogeography of Bathyal and Abyssal Seafloor Bacteria

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“…Alphaproteobacteria was found to be more abundant than Gemmatimonadetes in sedimentary communities of the South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ), Equatorial Pacific, and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ). We also found that Actinobacteria occurred with small proportions in sedimentary communities, which contrasts with the global study that documented Actinobacteria as the second most abundant group in marine sediments ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ). This study also clearly documents a difference in community composition between sediments and seawater column, which is consistent with both global ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ) and regional studies, e.g., Equatorial Pacific and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ), South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…We also found that Actinobacteria occurred with small proportions in sedimentary communities, which contrasts with the global study that documented Actinobacteria as the second most abundant group in marine sediments ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ). This study also clearly documents a difference in community composition between sediments and seawater column, which is consistent with both global ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ) and regional studies, e.g., Equatorial Pacific and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ), South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ). Here, we admit that the comparison of bacterial communities between sediments and water columns were not sampled from the water column overlaying those specific sediments but in different areas.…”

Section: Discussion

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confidence: 99%

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Diversity of Pelagic and Benthic Bacterial Assemblages in the Western Pacific Ocean

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“…Alphaproteobacteria was found to be more abundant than Gemmatimonadetes in sedimentary communities of the South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ), Equatorial Pacific, and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ). We also found that Actinobacteria occurred with small proportions in sedimentary communities, which contrasts with the global study that documented Actinobacteria as the second most abundant group in marine sediments ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ). This study also clearly documents a difference in community composition between sediments and seawater column, which is consistent with both global ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ) and regional studies, e.g., Equatorial Pacific and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ), South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…We also found that Actinobacteria occurred with small proportions in sedimentary communities, which contrasts with the global study that documented Actinobacteria as the second most abundant group in marine sediments ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ). This study also clearly documents a difference in community composition between sediments and seawater column, which is consistent with both global ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ) and regional studies, e.g., Equatorial Pacific and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ), South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ). Here, we admit that the comparison of bacterial communities between sediments and water columns were not sampled from the water column overlaying those specific sediments but in different areas.…”

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Water depth outweighs reef condition in shaping non-geniculate coralline algae-associated microbial communities in coral reefs: A case study from Thailand

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“…Members of Gammaproteobacteria and Alphaproteobacteria are widely distributed in marine ecosystems and can metabolize organic compounds and nutrients [ 41 ]. These results are consistent with those of previous studies [ 19 , [37] , [38] , [39] , 42 ]. For example, the globally prominent Gammaproteobacteria genera Woeseia and KI89A play important ecological roles in biogeochemical cycling in marine sediment environments [ 43 ].…”

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Bacterial Diversity in Deep‐Sea Sediments of the North Atlantic Ocean and Their Biosynthesis of Secondary Metabolites

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Environ Microbiol Rep

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“…The bacterial diversity we report in this study shows similarities with previous worldwide reports indicating Pseudomonadota as the dominant lineage of deep ocean sediments (Bienhold et al. 2016 ; Cerqueira et al. 2015 ; da Silva et al.…”

Section: Discussion

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confidence: 90%

Diversity of Pelagic and Benthic Bacterial Assemblages in the Western Pacific Ocean

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et al. 2020

Abstract

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“…Alphaproteobacteria was found to be more abundant than Gemmatimonadetes in sedimentary communities of the South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ), Equatorial Pacific, and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ). We also found that Actinobacteria occurred with small proportions in sedimentary communities, which contrasts with the global study that documented Actinobacteria as the second most abundant group in marine sediments ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ). This study also clearly documents a difference in community composition between sediments and seawater column, which is consistent with both global ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ) and regional studies, e.g., Equatorial Pacific and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ), South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ).…”

Section: Discussion

contrasting

confidence: 99%

“…We also found that Actinobacteria occurred with small proportions in sedimentary communities, which contrasts with the global study that documented Actinobacteria as the second most abundant group in marine sediments ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ). This study also clearly documents a difference in community composition between sediments and seawater column, which is consistent with both global ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ) and regional studies, e.g., Equatorial Pacific and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ), South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ). Here, we admit that the comparison of bacterial communities between sediments and water columns were not sampled from the water column overlaying those specific sediments but in different areas.…”

Section: Discussion

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confidence: 99%

Water depth outweighs reef condition in shaping non-geniculate coralline algae-associated microbial communities in coral reefs: A case study from Thailand

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Surachat

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“…Members of Gammaproteobacteria and Alphaproteobacteria are widely distributed in marine ecosystems and can metabolize organic compounds and nutrients [ 41 ]. These results are consistent with those of previous studies [ 19 , [37] , [38] , [39] , 42 ]. For example, the globally prominent Gammaproteobacteria genera Woeseia and KI89A play important ecological roles in biogeochemical cycling in marine sediment environments [ 43 ].…”

Section: Discussion

supporting

confidence: 94%

Bacterial Diversity in Deep‐Sea Sediments of the North Atlantic Ocean and Their Biosynthesis of Secondary Metabolites

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Bracegirdle

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Young

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et al. 2025

Environ Microbiol Rep

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“…The bacterial diversity we report in this study shows similarities with previous worldwide reports indicating Pseudomonadota as the dominant lineage of deep ocean sediments (Bienhold et al. 2016 ; Cerqueira et al. 2015 ; da Silva et al.…”

Section: Discussion

supporting

confidence: 90%

Diversity of Pelagic and Benthic Bacterial Assemblages in the Western Pacific Ocean

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et al. 2020

Abstract

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“…Alphaproteobacteria was found to be more abundant than Gemmatimonadetes in sedimentary communities of the South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ), Equatorial Pacific, and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ). We also found that Actinobacteria occurred with small proportions in sedimentary communities, which contrasts with the global study that documented Actinobacteria as the second most abundant group in marine sediments ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ). This study also clearly documents a difference in community composition between sediments and seawater column, which is consistent with both global ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ) and regional studies, e.g., Equatorial Pacific and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ), South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ).…”

Section: Discussion

contrasting

confidence: 99%

“…We also found that Actinobacteria occurred with small proportions in sedimentary communities, which contrasts with the global study that documented Actinobacteria as the second most abundant group in marine sediments ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ). This study also clearly documents a difference in community composition between sediments and seawater column, which is consistent with both global ( Bienhold et al, 2016 ) and regional studies, e.g., Equatorial Pacific and North Pacific ( Walsh et al, 2016 ), South Pacific ( Durbin and Teske, 2011 ). Here, we admit that the comparison of bacterial communities between sediments and water columns were not sampled from the water column overlaying those specific sediments but in different areas.…”

Section: Discussion

contrasting

confidence: 99%

Water depth outweighs reef condition in shaping non-geniculate coralline algae-associated microbial communities in coral reefs: A case study from Thailand

Pattarach

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Surachat

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Liu

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et al. 2024

Heliyon

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“…Members of Gammaproteobacteria and Alphaproteobacteria are widely distributed in marine ecosystems and can metabolize organic compounds and nutrients [ 41 ]. These results are consistent with those of previous studies [ 19 , [37] , [38] , [39] , 42 ]. For example, the globally prominent Gammaproteobacteria genera Woeseia and KI89A play important ecological roles in biogeochemical cycling in marine sediment environments [ 43 ].…”

Section: Discussion

supporting

confidence: 94%

Bacterial Diversity in Deep‐Sea Sediments of the North Atlantic Ocean and Their Biosynthesis of Secondary Metabolites

Marchese

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Bracegirdle

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Young

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et al. 2025

Environ Microbiol Rep

Abstract

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“…The bacterial diversity we report in this study shows similarities with previous worldwide reports indicating Pseudomonadota as the dominant lineage of deep ocean sediments (Bienhold et al. 2016 ; Cerqueira et al. 2015 ; da Silva et al.…”

Section: Discussion

supporting

confidence: 90%