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MODELING CHANGES IN THE ADAPTABILITY AND MOTILITY OF MICROORGANISMS IN CHANGING AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS
The results of our simulations show that motile forms (as opposed to sedentary forms) have an advantage under nutrient-poor conditions corresponding to the environment in which marine bacteria live. There is a turning point in the magnitude of the migration penalty that determines whether the Nomadic strategy will be successful or not.
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