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• Supplementary Methods
• fig. S1. Bacterial and archaeal biomass in deep-sea sediments.
• fig. S2. Diversity of bacterial and archaeal 16S rRNA genes in deep-sea sediments.
• fig. S3. Rarefaction curves.
• fig. S4. Rates of lytic infections versus 16S rRNA genes released from lysed hosts.
• fig. S5. Viruses responsible for archaeal mortality identified by metagenomics.
• fig. S6. Similarity between bacterial and archaeal assemblage composition in intracellular and extracellular DNA pools.
• fig. S7. Effect of pressure on viral production, DNA release, and cell burst.
• fig. S8. Heterotrophic and chemoautotrophic C production.
• fig. S9. Effect of pressure on C production.
• fig. S10. Impact of viruses on MG-I Thaumarchaeota in surface deep-sea sediments.
• table S1. Details on the deep-sea sampling areas investigated.
• table S2. Output of the in silico analyses dealing with the specificity and the coverage of oligonucleotides targeting 16S rRNA used in the present study.
• table S3. Number of 16S rDNA sequences obtained before and after the cleaning process.
• table S4. Output of the statistical tests for the experiments of inhibition of bacterial and archaeal metabolism.
• table S5. Output of the statistical tests for the experiments of selective inhibition of archaeal metabolism.
• table S6. Details on ¹⁴C analyses.
• References (51–71)

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