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In situ quantification of biogeochemicalprocesses at cold seeps [PDF]
, 2009 This thesis focuses on the interaction between microbiology and geochemistry, and the physical driving forces for the biogeochemical cycles in the near-surface sediments of cold seeps. Cold seeps are extraordinary players in the marine realm, harboring a
Lichtschlag, Anna, Lichtschlag, A.
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In situ Quantifizierung biogeochemischer Prozesse an Cold Seeps
, 2009 This thesis focuses on the interaction between microbiology and geochemistry, and the physical driving forces for the biogeochemical cycles in the near-surface sediments of cold seeps. Cold seeps are extraordinary players in the marine realm, harboring a
Lichtschlag, Anna
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The underappreciated role of chemoautotrophy in the Geodia parva holobiont
, 2022 openaire +1 more source
Contribution of ammonia oxidation to chemoautotrophy in Antarctic coastal waters
, 2020 Tolar, Bradley B,; Ross, Meredith J,; Wallsgrove, Natalie J,; Liu, Qian,; Aluwihare, Lihini I,; Popp, Brian N,; Hollibaugh, James T,
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Sulfide diffusion and chemoautotrophy requirements in an extremophilic worm tube
, 2008 Le Bris, N. +3 more
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Chemoautotrophy in the ocean [PDF]
Geophysical Research Letters, 2011 Organic matter recycling releases ammonium, and under anoxic conditions, other reduced metabolites that can be used by chemoautotrophs to fix inorganic carbon. Here I present an estimate for the global rate of oceanic carbon fixation by chemoautotrophs (0.77 Pg C y−1).
J J Middelburg
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Nitrogen fixation in distinct microbial niches within a chemoautotrophy-driven cave ecosystem [PDF]
ISME Journal, 2013 Abstract Microbial sulfur and carbon cycles in ecosystems driven by chemoautotrophy—present at deep-sea hydrothermal vents, cold seeps and sulfidic caves—have been studied to some extent, yet little is known about nitrogen fixation in these systems.
Mahesh S Desai, Sharmishtha Dattagupta
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Contribution of ammonia oxidation to chemoautotrophy in Antarctic coastal waters [PDF]
ISME Journal, 2016 Abstract There are few measurements of nitrification in polar regions, yet geochemical evidence suggests that it is significant, and chemoautotrophy supported by nitrification has been suggested as an important contribution to prokaryotic production during the polar winter.
Lihini Aluwihare +2 more
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Deep-Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers, 2012 Abstract The Cariaco Basin is the world's largest truly marine anoxic basin. We have conducted a comprehensive multidisciplinary investigation of the water column (42–750 m) bracketing the redox boundary (a 250-m thick “chemocline”) of the Cariaco Basin to evaluate linkages between lipid biomarkers, distributions of major dissolved chemical species ...
James Saenz +2 more
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