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Abstract Sessile marine organisms rely on morphology to mediate interactions with their environment, yet the microscale drivers of morphological diversification remain incompletely resolved. Black corals, with their high morphological repertoire and global ecological importance, provide an ideal taxon to explore these drivers.
Methods Alexander Khachikyan, Jana Milucka, Sten Littmann, Soeren Ahmerkamp, Travis Meador, Martin Könneke, Thomas Burg, Marcel M. M. Kuypers DOI: 10.1128/AEM.00493-19 ABSTRACT Microbial biomass is a key parameter needed for the quantification of microbial turnover rates and their contribution to the biogeochemical element cycles.
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