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Antarctica: The Microbiology of an Unfrozen Saline Pond
1962
Science
A saline pond in a region in Antarctia where other lakes and ponds are frozen remains unfrozen at the prevailing low temperatures. The ecology of the pond is unique. A distinctive aerobic microbial population, though restricted to this natural habitat, adapts to growth in artificial culture. The growth habit of these organisms, as seen in nature and in laboratory culture, indicates a possible relationship between growth at high salt concentration, at low temperatures, and in media of low
doi:10.1126/science.138.3545.1103
pmid:17772969
fatcat:5pyx56c5ijddhignatwxs5zsju