Identity of epibiotic bacteria on symbiontid euglenozoans in O2-depleted marine sediments: evidence for symbiont and host co-evolution
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B. Leander | J. Bernhard | V. Edgcomb | D. Beaudoin | N. Yubuki | David J. Patterson | Susana A. Breglia
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