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Queen of Spades Key to New Evolutionary Hypothesis
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The Queen of Spades card has led scientists to a new evolutionary hypothesis.
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Prochlorococcus wouldn't be able to grow without "helper" bacteria, invisible here.
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Thanks to helper bacteria, Prochlorococcus thrives as green colonies on an agar plate.
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Aboard a research vessel, biologist Jeff Morris samples the ocean's microbial community.
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Scientists prepare a rosette that will bring back seawater samples.
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Launch of the instrument rosette that will take ocean water samples.
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