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Melomaniac Earth @UCkH-za89R3RAsyVJLxWBwrg@youtube.com

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Soy delicada. Sunset lover. I just want to spend time in the


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Do you like filters?
-I don't
#nofilter

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Hehe

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"Sunsets are proof that endings can often be beautiful too." ✨💖

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"Feeling irrational? Let's celebrate Pi Day with a slice of the mathematical pie!" 🥧🔢 #PiDay #MathMagic

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The night fog is like a blanket that covers everything in the environment and makes it look as though they are all different shades of grey.

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As we bid farewell to 2023, let's reflect on the journey we've shared together. 🌟 This past year has been filled with challenges, growth, and countless moments of joy. 🌈 As we step into the new year, let's embrace the opportunities ahead and continue supporting each other in this incredible community.

Thank you for being a part of our community. 🙌 Wishing you a year ahead filled with success, happiness, and meaningful connections. 🚀 Here's to new beginnings and exciting adventures in 2024! 🥂✨

Cheers to each and every one of you! 🌟 #NewYear #CommunityLove #2024Adventures

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"The consumption of viruses returns energy to food chains"

Viruses impact host cells and have indirect effects on ecosystem processes. Plankton such as ciliates can reduce the abundance of virions in water, but whether virus consumption translates into demographic consequences for the grazers is unknown. Here, we show that small protists not only can consume viruses they also can grow and divide given only viruses to eat. Moreover, the ciliate Halteria sp. foraging on chloroviruses displays
dynamics and interaction parameters that are similar to other microbial trophic inter-actions. These results suggest that the effect of viruses on ecosystems extends beyond (and in contrast to) the viral shunt by redirecting energy up food chains.

Read more: doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2215000120