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This Week in PNAS

Jul 26, 2011

In this week's Early Edition, the University of Geneva's Béatrice Lecroq et al. report their sequencing of 31 unsieved deep-sea sediment samples from five distinct oceanic regions to assess foraminiferal richness.

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