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Cryophilic Tardigrada have disjunct and bipolar distribution and establish long-term stable, low-density demes
Glaciers are inhabited by various cryophilic organisms ranging from single celled to multicellular, like Tardigrada (water bears). Owing to their scattered distribution, glaciers represent extremely fragmented habitats, and it remains unclear how their inhabitants survive and disperse among such iso
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