Acetoclastic archaea adaptation under increasing temperature in lake sediments and wetland soils from Alaska
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B. M. Dellagnezze | C. Etchebehere | C. Lavergne | P. Bovio-Winkler | L. Cabrol | M. Barret | F. Mosquillo | D. Menoni
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