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Microeukaryotes of a tailings pond sediments in Northeastern Alberta.
Samples were collected from the industrial slurry composing the sediments of a large artificial lake made of oil sands mine tailings in Northeastern Alberta, Canada. Three replicates were collected at different places in the lake, roughly at ten meters deep in the sediments, and subsequently sequenced to produce V4 amplicons.
Samples were collected from the industrial slurry composing the sediments of a large artificial lake made of oil sands mine tailings in Northeastern Alberta, Canada. Three replicates were collected at different places in the lake, roughly at ten meters deep in the sediments, and subsequently sequenced to produce V4 amplicons.