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Wacey, David, McLoughlin, Nicola, Whitehouse, Martin J., Kilburn, Matt R. (2010) Two coexisting sulfur metabolisms in a ca. 3400 Ma sandstone. Geology, 38 (12) 1115-1118 doi:10.1130/g31329.1

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TitleTwo coexisting sulfur metabolisms in a ca. 3400 Ma sandstone
JournalGeology
AuthorsWacey, DavidAuthor
McLoughlin, NicolaAuthor
Whitehouse, Martin J.Author
Kilburn, Matt R.Author
Year2010 (December)Volume38
Issue12
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g31329.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWacey, David, McLoughlin, Nicola, Whitehouse, Martin J., Kilburn, Matt R. (2010) Two coexisting sulfur metabolisms in a ca. 3400 Ma sandstone. Geology, 38 (12) 1115-1118 doi:10.1130/g31329.1
Plain TextWacey, David, McLoughlin, Nicola, Whitehouse, Martin J., Kilburn, Matt R. (2010) Two coexisting sulfur metabolisms in a ca. 3400 Ma sandstone. Geology, 38 (12) 1115-1118 doi:10.1130/g31329.1
In(2010, December) Geology Vol. 38 (12) Geological Society of America

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