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What role do marine microorganisms play in biogeochemical cycles?

Marine microorganisms are crucial drivers of biogeochemical cycles within marine environments, facilitating the movement and transformation of essential elements. Through metabolic processes, marine prokaryotes and other microorganisms manage significant cycling of carbon, nutrients, and chemicals throughout global ecosystems. Without these biological activities, major nutrient pathways and ecosystem functions would fail to operate.

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