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Microbiomes of microscopic marine invertebrates do not reveal signatures of phylosymbiosis
Nature Microbiology, 2022Animals and microorganisms often establish close ecological relationships. However, much of our knowledge about animal microbiomes comes from two deeply studied groups: vertebrates and arthropods. To understand interactions on a broader scale of diversity, we characterized the bacterial microbiomes of close to 1,000 microscopic marine invertebrates ...
V. Boscaro +14 more
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Disentangling the mechanisms underlying phylosymbiosis in mammals
Molecular Ecology, 2023Mammalian gut microbial communities are frequently found to be host‐specific—microbial community compositions are more similar within than between host species—and some individual microbial taxa consistently associate with a single or small set of host species.
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Prevalence and underlying mechanisms of phylosymbiosis in land plants
Journal of Plant EcologyAbstract Phylosymbiosis, the congruence of microbiome composition with host phylogeny, is a valuable framework for investigating plant–microbe associations and their evolutionary ecology. This review assesses the prevalence of phylosymbiosis across the plant kingdom, elucidates the fundamental ecological and evolutionary processes ...
Luke R Tembrock, Ko-Hsuan Chen, Li Wang
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Ecological and evolutionary mechanisms underlying patterns of phylosymbiosis in host-associated microbial communities [PDF]
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2020 Phylosymbiosis, where similarities in host-associated microbial communities recapitulate the phylogeny of their hosts, is a newly recognized yet pervasive pattern in the field of host–microbe interactions. While phylosymbiosis has been documented across many systems, we still have a poor understanding of the mechanisms that underlie this emergent ...
Kevin D Kohl
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Microbiota associated with meiofaunal nemerteans reveals evidence of phylosymbiosis
2023Phylosymbiosis, the association between the phylogenetic relatedness of hosts and the composition of their microbial communities, is a widespread phenomenon in diverse animal taxa. However, the generality of the existence of such a pattern has been questioned, and there seems evidence against its occurrence in small-sized aquatic animals, for which the
Francesca Leasi +7 more
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Specific network and phylosymbiosis pattern in endophyte community of coastal halophytes
Fungal Ecology, 2021Abstract Halophytes colonize stressed environments of high salinity. Endophytic symbionts improve growth performance and thus adaptability of host plants in stressed environments. Nevertheless, studies focused on the distribution and assembly patterns of fungal endophyte assemblages of halophytes in high salinity environments are limited. We selected
Xiang Sun +4 more
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Phylosymbiosis: Novel Genomic Approaches Discover the Holobiont
2016Important questions in biology are usually raised long time ago. Answering them, however, has to await the development of appropriate techniques. Due to the emergence and rapid technological advances in culture-independent techniques to identify and characterize microbes, particularly genomic approaches, we learned that organisms from Hydra to man are ...
Thomas C. G. Bosch, David J. Miller
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2023
Abstract Closely related host species share similar symbionts, yet how host genetics and the environment affect symbiont communities at different stages of host genetic divergence remains largely unknown. Similarly, it is unclear whether host-symbiont associations result from or contribute to host divergence. We examined
Susana C. M. Ferreira +7 more
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Abstract Closely related host species share similar symbionts, yet how host genetics and the environment affect symbiont communities at different stages of host genetic divergence remains largely unknown. Similarly, it is unclear whether host-symbiont associations result from or contribute to host divergence. We examined
Susana C. M. Ferreira +7 more
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Molecular Ecology
ABSTRACT Selection, dispersal and drift jointly contribute to generating variation in microbial composition within and between hosts, habitats and ecosystems. However, we have limited examples of how these processes interact as hosts and their microbes turn over across latitudinal gradients of biodiversity and ...
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ABSTRACT Selection, dispersal and drift jointly contribute to generating variation in microbial composition within and between hosts, habitats and ecosystems. However, we have limited examples of how these processes interact as hosts and their microbes turn over across latitudinal gradients of biodiversity and ...
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Ecotoxicology and Environmental SafetyAnimal feces are recognized as reservoirs of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) that threaten public health and environmental safety. However, it remains unclear whether livestock breeds affect ARGs in feces and how they are transferred from animals to workers.
Hongbin Pan, Lianjian Li, Xi Bai
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