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Approximately 59 percent of all known species live in (or on) soil.
That’s roughly double earlier estimates of soil biodiversity.
Fungi and plants were overrepresented, with about 90 and 85 percent living in or on soil.
Just under 30 percent of arthropods, the group that includes insects, spiders and crustaceans, live in soil.
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