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Abstracts - S9 Det Arktiske Havmiljø
Currently I’m analyzing more strands from both locations using ITS marker. Additionally I’m
testing P. glacialis thermal tolerance and growth- temperature ranges using climate chamber and
microcalorimetry. These results should be presentable in January.
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