Publications by authors named "Matthew Gamache"
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- Microeukaryotes, like the dinoflagellate family Symbiodiniaceae, show faster genetic and functional variations compared to physical traits, making it essential to analyze diversity across different biological levels for better evolutionary insights.
- Despite advancements in genomics, inconsistent interpretations of genetic data among researchers hinder progress in understanding Symbiodiniaceae and their roles in marine ecosystems.
- The article identifies challenges in evaluating genetic diversity at the species, population, and community levels, proposes accepted techniques, and emphasizes the need for collaboration to overcome unresolved issues and stimulate advancements in coral reef research.
A pilot-scale demonstration of surfactant-enhanced aquifer remediation (SEAR) was conducted in July 2000 at the Bachman Road site located in Oscoda, MI. The Bachman aquifer is a shallow, relatively homogeneous, unconfined aquifer formation composed primarily of sandy glacial outwash with relatively low organic carbon content (0.02 wt %).
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