ArticleEcology and evolution2026
Comprehensive Sampling Across Seasons and Habitats Revealed the Composition and Functional Attributes of Gut Microbiota Enterotypes in Subterranean Rodents.
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Several rodent species are considered global pests owing to their broad dietary habits, with stable gut microbiota enterotypes playing a vital role in host digestion. This study examined the Gansu zokor, a subterranean pest rodent endemic to the Loess Plateau. By extensive sampling across seasons and habitats, we characterized the gut microbiota enterotypes and clarified the mechanisms underlying their adaptation to diverse dietary resources. The gut microbiota of the Gansu zokor was categorized into two distinct enterotypes (E1 and E2), whose distribution varied markedly by season and habitat. The
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