Environmental filtering governs consistent vertical zonation in sedimentary microbial communities across disconnected mountain lakes
Jordan Von Eggers(University of Wyoming), Bryan N. Shuman(University of Wyoming), Éric Capo(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Amy C. Krist(University of Wyoming), Dulcinea V. Groff(University of Wyoming), Nathan I. Wisnoski(Indiana University Bloomington), J. W. Calder(University of Wyoming)
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