Publications by authors named "Thomas Duhaut"
Environ Microbiol
December 2016
Article Synopsis
- The deep convection event in the NW Mediterranean Sea (2010-2011) caused significant mixing of prokaryotic communities across a depth of 0-1500 m, leading to a dominance of typical surface Bacteria.
- Statistical analyses showed that physical turbulence alone couldn't fully explain the changes in community distribution; it worked alongside factors like organic matter to shape these dynamics.
- Post-event, there was a noticeable boost in prokaryotic abundance and production, but a decrease in certain enzymatic activities, indicating an enhanced turnover of organic matter and a rapid recovery of community structure just days after the event.
