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Marine microbial communities influence global biogeochemical cycles. In a recent Science issue, Kolody et al. integrated oceanographic measurements with high-resolution molecular sampling to show that hydrographic features shape the microbial functional landscape. Their findings highlight how physical ocean structure underpins microbial biogeography and its role in Earth system processes.
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