Brown,James W <br/><br/>
Principles of microbial diversity/ 

 - Washington:  ASM,  2015. 
 - 406p. 
<br/><br/>What is microbial diversity? <br/><br/>Context and historical baggage <br/><br/>Phylogenetic information <br/><br/>Constructing a phylogenetic tree <br/><br/>Tree construction complexities <br/><br/>Alternatives to small-subunit rRNA analysis <br/><br/>The tree of life <br/><br/>Primitive thermophilic bacteria <br/><br/>Green phototrophic bacteria <br/><br/>Proteobacteria <br/><br/>Gram-positive bacteria <br/><br/>Spirochetes and bacteroids <br/><br/>Deinococci, chlamydiae, and planctomycetes <br/><br/>Bacterial phyla with few or no cultivated species <br/><br/>Archaea <br/><br/>Eukaryotes <br/><br/>Viruses and prions <br/><br/>Identification of uncultivated organisms <br/><br/>Sequence-based microbial surveys<br/><br/>Fluorescent in situ hybridization surveys <br/><br/>Molecular fingerprinting of microbial populations <br/><br/>Linking phenotype and phylotype <br/><br/>Genomics, comparative genomics, and metagenomics <br/><br/>Origins and early evolution. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Microbial diversity	<br/>Microbial ecology	
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