Microbiomes of Western Australian marine environments

27 pages, 5 figures, 1 appendix

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Main Authors: Phels, Charlie, Bernasconi, Rachele, Danks, Melissa, Gasol, Josep M., Hopkins, Anna J.M., Jones, Jacquelyn, Kavazos, Christopher R.J., Martin, Belinda C., Tarquinio, Flavia, Hugget, Megan J.
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Published: Royal Society of Western Australia 2018-11
Subjects:Marine microbiome, Macroalgae, Bacterioplankton, Seagreass, Coral, Western Australia,
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10261/184996
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spelling dig-icm-es-10261-1849962019-06-28T00:58:21Z Microbiomes of Western Australian marine environments Phels, Charlie Bernasconi, Rachele Danks, Melissa Gasol, Josep M. Hopkins, Anna J.M. Jones, Jacquelyn Kavazos, Christopher R.J. Martin, Belinda C. Tarquinio, Flavia Hugget, Megan J. Marine microbiome Macroalgae Bacterioplankton Seagreass Coral Western Australia 27 pages, 5 figures, 1 appendix Microbes are fundamentally important to the maintenance of all habitats, including those in the ocean: they govern biogeochemical cycles, contribute to resistance from disease and nutritional requirements of macroorganisms and provide enormous biological and genetic diversity. The oceanic environment of the west coast of Australia is dominated by the Leeuwin Current, a poleward flowing boundary current that brings warm water down the coastline from the north. Due to the influence of the current, tropical species exist further south than they would otherwise, and stretches of the coastline host unique assortments of tropical and temperate species. Seawater itself, as well as the benthic macroorganisms that inhabit ocean environments, form habitats such as extensive areas of seagrass beds, macroalgal forests, coral reefs, sponge gardens, benthic mats including stromatolites, continental slopes and canyons and abyssal plain enviroments. These environments, and the macroorganisms that inhabit them, are all intrinsically linked with highly abundant and diverse consortiums of microorganisms. To date, there has been little research aimed at understanding these critical organisms within Western Australia. Here we review the current literature from the dominant coastal types (seagrass, coral, temperate macroalgae, vertebrates and stromatolites) in Western Australia. The most well researched are pelagic habitats and those with stromatolites, whereas data on all the other environments are slowly beginning to emerge. We urge future research efforts to be directed toward understanding the diversity, function, resilience and connectivity of coastal microorganisms in Western Australia Peer Reviewed 2019-06-27T12:31:50Z 2019-06-27T12:31:50Z 2018-11 2019-06-27T12:31:50Z artículo http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501 issn: 0035-922X Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia 101: 17-43 (2018) http://hdl.handle.net/10261/184996 Sí open Royal Society of Western Australia
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topic Marine microbiome
Macroalgae
Bacterioplankton
Seagreass
Coral
Western Australia
Marine microbiome
Macroalgae
Bacterioplankton
Seagreass
Coral
Western Australia
spellingShingle Marine microbiome
Macroalgae
Bacterioplankton
Seagreass
Coral
Western Australia
Marine microbiome
Macroalgae
Bacterioplankton
Seagreass
Coral
Western Australia
Phels, Charlie
Bernasconi, Rachele
Danks, Melissa
Gasol, Josep M.
Hopkins, Anna J.M.
Jones, Jacquelyn
Kavazos, Christopher R.J.
Martin, Belinda C.
Tarquinio, Flavia
Hugget, Megan J.
Microbiomes of Western Australian marine environments
description 27 pages, 5 figures, 1 appendix
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topic_facet Marine microbiome
Macroalgae
Bacterioplankton
Seagreass
Coral
Western Australia
author Phels, Charlie
Bernasconi, Rachele
Danks, Melissa
Gasol, Josep M.
Hopkins, Anna J.M.
Jones, Jacquelyn
Kavazos, Christopher R.J.
Martin, Belinda C.
Tarquinio, Flavia
Hugget, Megan J.
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Bernasconi, Rachele
Danks, Melissa
Gasol, Josep M.
Hopkins, Anna J.M.
Jones, Jacquelyn
Kavazos, Christopher R.J.
Martin, Belinda C.
Tarquinio, Flavia
Hugget, Megan J.
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