Biogeochemical and Microbial Variation across 5500 km of Antarctic Surface Sediment Implicates Organic Matter as a Driver of Benthic Community Structure
Deric R. Learman(Central Michigan University), Kenneth M. Halanych(University of North Carolina Wilmington), Michael W. Henson(Louisiana State University), J. Cameron Thrash(University of Southern California), Scott R. Santos(University at Buffalo, State University of New York), Ben Temperton(University of Exeter), Andrew R. Mahon(Central Michigan University), Pamela M. Brannock(Auburn University)
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