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Ice cores from the Tibetan Plateau reveal bacterial community convergence related to
climate and anthropogenic activity
Yongqin Liu , Tandong Yao , Baiqing Xu
Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research, CAS
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Glaciers on the Tibetan Plateau
Number : 46298 , Area : 59406 km2 , Volume : 5590 km3
Account for ~50% of glacier area in the non-polar region2
4Average precipitation:279, 392 m, and 797 mm, Temperature: -4.1 ,2.8 and and 12.1 °C
GLDD, NJKS, and ZQP: are surrounded by steppe, meadow, and forests land
Ice core drill decontaminate
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Bacterial abundance
Extract DNA
PCR
454 Pyrasequence
Bacterial community
Chemical analysis
Methods
6Bacterial abundance increased in the past 60 years in all three ice cores
4.3×104 ± 4.7×104
cells mL-1
2.6×104 ± 2.3×104
cells mL-1
1.6×104 ± 0.4×104
cells mL-1
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GLDD NJKS ZQP
edf F P edf F p edf F p
Temperature 0.70 0.62 0.04 0 0 0.78 1.83 0.57 0.09
log(Black Carbon) Data not available 1.05 2.15 0.01 2.27 7.74 <0.001
log(Dust) 3.76 4.39 <0.001 6.05 0.77 0.04 0 0 1.00
India Monsoon 0 0 0.92 2.97 22730 1.00 0.75 0.88 0.03
Time 13.57 8.88 <0.001 3.38 3.11 <0.001 0 0 0.93
Deviation
explained 86% 81% 53%
Time range 1957-2004 1960-2006 1970-2006
Summary of bacterial time-series GAM Regression Model
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Nonmetric multidimensional scaling of Bray-Curtis dissimilarities at the OTU level in three ice cores over the past 60 years. Note the converging trend after 1990
GLDD ZQP13
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Major group variation at different years in GLDD and ZQP
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SourceTracker algorithm showing the percentage of the tracked community associated with sequences from regional soils, lake sediments, lake water, and marine water
Soil associated bacterial in GLDD decreased response to the increase of westerly precipitation
(年 )
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Ocean source bacteria decreased with the South Asian Monsoon, and soil assosiated
bacteria increased in ZQPS
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Factors influence bacterial Communities
Mantel test results show the significant factors:
GLDD: Year (r=0.72,p=0.001); Westerly (r=0.22, p=0.05)
ZQP: Year (r=0.59, p=0.001) ;Temperature ( r=0.68,p=0.001);
Black Carbon ( r=0.62, p=0.001); SST (( r=0.44,p=0.003)
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Atmospher ic c i rcula t ion
Prec ip i ta t ion Glaciers
Habi ta t homogenizat ion
Human act iv i ty homogenizat ion
Bacter ia l converage
Conclusion
we report the first high-resolution bacterial records from the last half-century in ice cores collected from three Tibetan Plateau glaciers.
Bacterial abundance, diversity, and community composition among the ice cores was related to geographical location and annual climatic events specific to each glacier.
Despite the broad environmental differences among the three ice cores studied, bacterial community composition in the ice cores converged through time while overall bacterial diversity decreased. Bacterial abundance also increased with the anthropogenic production of black carbon.
These biotic changes are related to increasing air temperature, atmosphere cycle impacts, and anthropogenic activities that have occurred on and around the Plateau during the last half-century.