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Weber, Karrie A., Spanbauer, Trisha L., Wacey, David, Kilburn, Matthew R., Loope, David B., Kettler, Richard M. (2012) Biosignatures link microorganisms to iron mineralization in a paleoaquifer. Geology, 40 (8) 747-750 doi:10.1130/g33062.1

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TitleBiosignatures link microorganisms to iron mineralization in a paleoaquifer
JournalGeology
AuthorsWeber, Karrie A.Author
Spanbauer, Trisha L.Author
Wacey, DavidAuthor
Kilburn, Matthew R.Author
Loope, David B.Author
Kettler, Richard M.Author
Year2012 (August)Volume40
Issue8
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g33062.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWeber, Karrie A., Spanbauer, Trisha L., Wacey, David, Kilburn, Matthew R., Loope, David B., Kettler, Richard M. (2012) Biosignatures link microorganisms to iron mineralization in a paleoaquifer. Geology, 40 (8) 747-750 doi:10.1130/g33062.1
Plain TextWeber, Karrie A., Spanbauer, Trisha L., Wacey, David, Kilburn, Matthew R., Loope, David B., Kettler, Richard M. (2012) Biosignatures link microorganisms to iron mineralization in a paleoaquifer. Geology, 40 (8) 747-750 doi:10.1130/g33062.1
In(2012, August) Geology Vol. 40 (8) Geological Society of America

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