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The Geomicrobiology of Arsenic
2010Since the beginning of life on Earth, microorganisms have had the remarkable ability to evolve the necessary molecular machinery to cope with and even benefit from high concentrations of toxic metals in the environment. Many metals (in trace amount) play an integral role in biological processes; however, many of the same metals, as well as those not ...
Rhesa N. Ledbetter, Timothy S. Magnuson
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Geomicrobiology and Geomicrobiological Attack on Sedimented Organic Matter
1969Recent developments in the field of geomicrobiology as applied to the organic content of rocks are of fascinating potential. Individual organic compounds and related series of compounds can now be isolated from rocks. The fullest interpretation of the results is dependent upon the existing and rapidly growing knowledge concerning the biological nature ...
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2015
Introduction Henry Lutz Ehrlich, Dianne K. Newman, and Andreas Kappler Earth as a Microbial Habitat Henry Lutz Ehrlich Emergence of Life and Its Early History Michael Russell Uppermost Lithosphere as a Microbial Habitat Henry Lutz Ehrlich Terrestrial Subsurface Ecosystem Michael Wilkins and James Fredrickson Hydrosphere as Microbial Habitat Mak Saito ...
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Introduction Henry Lutz Ehrlich, Dianne K. Newman, and Andreas Kappler Earth as a Microbial Habitat Henry Lutz Ehrlich Emergence of Life and Its Early History Michael Russell Uppermost Lithosphere as a Microbial Habitat Henry Lutz Ehrlich Terrestrial Subsurface Ecosystem Michael Wilkins and James Fredrickson Hydrosphere as Microbial Habitat Mak Saito ...
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Introduction to geomicrobiology
2011Abstract Geomicrobiology, the marriage of geology and microbiology, is about the impact of microbes on Earth materials in terrestrial systems and sediments. Many geomicrobiological processes occur over long timescales. Even the slow growth and low activity of microbes, however, have big effects when added up over millennia.
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