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Morphological biosignatures from relict fossilised sedimentary geological specimens: a Raman spectroscopic study [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of Raman Spectroscopy, 2007
NoMorphological biosignatures (features related to life) and associated terrestrial sedimentary structures that provide possible sampling targets for the remote astrobiological exploration of planets have been analysed using Raman spectroscopic ...
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Iron Isotope Biosignatures

Science, 1999
The 56 Fe/ 54 Fe of Fe-bearing phases precipitated in sedimentary environments varies by 2.5 per mil (δ 56 Fe values of +0.9 to −1.6 per mil). In contrast, the 56 Fe/ 54 Fe of Fe-bearing phases in igneous rocks from Earth
B L, Beard   +5 more
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Biosignatures of Early Earths

Astrobiology, 2003
A major goal of NASA's Origins Program is to find habitable planets around other stars and determine which might harbor life. Determining whether or not an extrasolar planet harbors life requires an understanding of what spectral features (i.e., biosignatures) might result from life's presence.
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Biosignatures of Health

Biological Research For Nursing, 2009
The term health is commonplace in both everyday parlance and professional discourse. Unfortunately, the term has little objective specification, especially in physiologic terms. When critically examined, even time-honored terms such as homeostasis lack specific measurable referents.
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Molecular Biosignatures

Space Science Reviews, 2007
Life, as we know it, is based on carbon chemistry operating in an aqueous environment. Living organisms process chemicals, make copies of themselves, are autonomous and evolve in concert with the environment. All these characteristics are driven by, and operate through, carbon chemistry.
Roger E. Summons   +3 more
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Isotope Biosignatures

2022
Eroglu, Sümeyya   +2 more
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Microfossils as biosignatures

SPIE Proceedings, 2005
As technology advances, we have more possibilities to search for past life, looking for biosignatures in the rock record. Even when these biosignatures can be chemical compounds, the irrevocable evidence of past life would be life itself preserved as fossils.
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