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Microbial diversity is commonly represented by genotypic frequency of the whole gene pool (metagenomes) of a microbial community. The biological community structure is determined by the environment, species competition, and the evolutionary histories of the species living in the community (Aravalli et al., 1998). Because microorganisms are highly sensitive to environmental changes, they can be used as indicators of the properties of their environment (Aravalli et al., 1998). Therefore, the demographic history of a microbial population may indicate changes that have occurred in the local habitat.

Patterns of Microbial Genetic Diversity and the Correlation Between Bacterial Demographic History and Geohistory