PLOS Biology on Nostr: Larger-bodied organisms predominate in colder areas ("#BergmannsRule"). @wwAAAddddEEE ...
Larger-bodied organisms predominate in colder areas ("#BergmannsRule"). @wwAAAddddEEE @AdamSiepielski & @sinkingdiatom show that in #diatoms, #genome size, rather than cell size, is a strong predictor of species abundance in the polar oceans #PLOSBiology
https://plos.io/4cm5WeK 
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