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Benthic foraminiferal species tolerance for hydrothermal activity: a case of study from the Lucky Strike vent field
Hydrothermal vent fields represent dynamic environments hosting rich ecosystems. At the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, the Lucky Strike (LS) vent field has been the focus of multiple biological studies. While ecological studies have been focusing on microbial and macrofaunal communities, some groups still rema
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