Ancient DNA Archives In Marine Sediments

Protistal 18S rDNA, subseafloor archaeal 16S rDNA and bacterial sedimentary metagenomics profiling was performed in sediments of the NE Arabian Sea, the Red Sea and the Black Sea respectively using paleogenomic techniques paired with paleoceanographic proxies to get holistic picture of climate-drive...

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Main Author: More, Kuldeep Dilip
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2018
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/75653
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description Protistal 18S rDNA, subseafloor archaeal 16S rDNA and bacterial sedimentary metagenomics profiling was performed in sediments of the NE Arabian Sea, the Red Sea and the Black Sea respectively using paleogenomic techniques paired with paleoceanographic proxies to get holistic picture of climate-driven paleoecological changes. Variations in paleo-oxygenation status affected past protist community, while part of subseafloor microbiome, “paleome”, originating from past water column underwent weak post burial selection and mirrored changes in the paleo-depositional environment.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-756532019-06-19T04:04:34Z Ancient DNA Archives In Marine Sediments More, Kuldeep Dilip Protistal 18S rDNA, subseafloor archaeal 16S rDNA and bacterial sedimentary metagenomics profiling was performed in sediments of the NE Arabian Sea, the Red Sea and the Black Sea respectively using paleogenomic techniques paired with paleoceanographic proxies to get holistic picture of climate-driven paleoecological changes. Variations in paleo-oxygenation status affected past protist community, while part of subseafloor microbiome, “paleome”, originating from past water column underwent weak post burial selection and mirrored changes in the paleo-depositional environment. 2018 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/75653 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle More, Kuldeep Dilip
Ancient DNA Archives In Marine Sediments
title Ancient DNA Archives In Marine Sediments
title_full Ancient DNA Archives In Marine Sediments
title_fullStr Ancient DNA Archives In Marine Sediments
title_full_unstemmed Ancient DNA Archives In Marine Sediments
title_short Ancient DNA Archives In Marine Sediments
title_sort ancient dna archives in marine sediments
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/75653