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Antarctic soils are unique from those found nearly anywhere else on Earth yet can still harbor a broad diversity of microorganisms able to tolerate the challenging conditions typical of the continent. For these reasons, microbiologists have been drawn to Antarctica for decades. However, our understanding of which microbes thrive in Antarctic soils and how they to do so remains limited. To help resolve these knowledge gaps, we...
An assessment on the fluctuations in abundance of the striped venus clam ( Chamelea gallina ) in the southern Adriatic Sea (Central Mediterranean Sea), and the northern Gargano area, has been conducted through both historical information and recent data from monitoring surveys during the period 1997–2019. Production trends, conditions of the commercial stock biomass, and depth distribution pattern of juveniles and commercial s...
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