Life found in underwater caves in the Bahamas might give clues to what types of marine life might be found on distant planets and moons.
Discoveries made in so-called blue holes by Texas A&M University at Galveston researchers include specialized forms of bacteria life at different depths, suggesting that microbial life in such caves is continually adapting to changes in available light, water chemistry and food sources.
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