Scientists reveal the lifestyle evolution of wild marine bacteria

Marine bacteria in the wild organize into professions or lifestyle groups that partition many resources rather than competing for them, so that microbes with one lifestyle, such as free-floating cells, flourish in proximity with closely related microbes that may spend life attached to zooplankton or algae.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news130682804.html">Scientists reveal the lifestyle evolution of wild marine bacteria</a></p> <p>Marine bacteria in the wild organize into professions or lifestyle groups that partition many resources rather than competing for them, so that microbes with one lifestyle, such as free-floating cells, flourish in proximity with closely related microbes that may spend life attached to zooplankton or algae.</p>