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Scientists discover over 500 new bacterial species in Great Barrier Reef
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Australian researchers identified 500-plus previously unknown bacterial species in the Great Barrier Reef, revealing new insights into marine ecosystems. The findings were published in a peer-reviewed journal.
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Scientists discover over 500 new bacterial species in Great Barrier Reef
Australian scientists announced the discovery of over 500 new bacterial species in the Great Barrier Reef, doubling the known microbial diversity in the region. The research, published in *Nature Communications*, was conducted by a team from the Australian Institute of Marine Science. The new species were identified through advanced DNA sequencing techniques, revealing previously unknown roles in coral health and reef resilience. The findings highlight the reef's ecological complexity and the urgent need for conservation efforts amid climate change threats.
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