细菌也可以是捕食者

Microbe (Washington, D.C.) Pub Date : 2016-03-01 DOI:10.1128/MICROBE.11.94.1

T. Schmidt

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为了提醒我，即使是精心设计的计划也可能出错，我的办公室里有一小批贝壳，上面的洞是在坚硬的碳酸钙贝壳上精确钻出来的。通过化学溶解和锋利的钻状舌头的结合，掠食性锥螺在软体动物的壳上钻洞，并在海洋中收获了一生的辛勤劳动。生活是不公平的。

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Bacteria Can Be Predators, Too

As a reminder of how even carefully laid plans can go awry, I have a small collection of seashells in my office with holes that have been precisely drilled through the hard, calcium carbonate shells. Through a combination of chemical dissolution and a sharp, drill-like tongue, predatory cone snails bored the holes in these shells of fellow mollusks and harvested a lifetime of hard work in the oceans. Life is not fair.

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