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MIME

ABSTRACT: Microbes in the Icelandic Marine Environment

PROVIDER: PRJEB41565 | ENA |

REPOSITORIES: ENA

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	contigs-surface.fa.gz	Other
	contigs-bottom.fa.gz	Other
	METABAT__100-contigs.fa.gz	Other
	METABAT__102-contigs.fa.gz	Other
	METABAT__104-contigs.fa.gz	Other

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