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News Release 10-004

Microbe Understudies Await Their Turn in the Ecosystem Limelight

Discovery at deep-sea "Lost City" shows rare microbes can become dominant

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Photo of the Lost City chimney Poseidon, shown with a wreckfish.

The Lost City chimney Poseidon, shown with a wreckfish, rises 60 meters above the seafloor.

Credit: NSF, NOAA, University of Washington


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Bathymetry of 'Lost City' with a fly-in to the 60-meter-tall undersea Poseidon structure.

Credit: NSF and University of Washington

 

Photo of the top few feet of an actively venting carbonate chimney at Lost City.

An underwater spire: the top few feet of an actively venting carbonate chimney at Lost City.

Credit: NSF, NOAA, University of Washington


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