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期刊名:Geobiology

缩写:GEOBIOLOGY

ISSN:1472-4677

e-ISSN:1472-4669

IF/分区:3.4/Q1

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Madison Tripp,Jasmina Wiemann,Luke Brosnan et al. Madison Tripp et al.
Diagenetically mineralized fossil tissues represent invaluable paleobiological evidence of past life. Lipid biomarkers may be identified alongside fossils, yet the relationship between localized, diagenetic mineral precipitation, and lipid ...
Diana Velazquez,Nathan D Sheldon,Michael T Hren et al. Diana Velazquez et al.
The widespread, stepwise oxygenation of Earth's atmosphere in the Precambrian led to a transformation of the global carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) cycles. While the temporal evolution of these nutrient cycles has been studied extensively in ma...
Simone Bernardini,Anas Abbassi,Paola Cipollari et al. Simone Bernardini et al.
Large-scale geological processes shape microbial habitats and drive the evolution of life on Earth. During the Oligocene, convergence between Africa and Europe led to the opening of the Western Mediterranean Basin, a deep-ocean system chara...
Christopher Mulligan,David A Gold Christopher Mulligan
The discovery of cholestane in animal fossils from the Ediacaran (571-541 million years ago) has generated much excitement, but it is not the only interesting biomarker recovered. Coprostane, a geologically stable form of coprostanol, has a...
Jean N R Clemente,Haifeng Fan,Chadlin M Ostrander et al. Jean N R Clemente et al.
The geologically rapid appearance of most extant animal groups in the Cambrian fossil record is often linked to enhanced ocean oxygenation. However, conflicting reconstructions of the Cambrian redox landscape make it difficult to determine ...
Christopher K Jones,Jessica M Labonté,Lauren A Haygood et al. Christopher K Jones et al.
Microbial processes in marine sediments drive changes in redox conditions, ultimately controlling the cycling of elements between the dissolved and solid phases. The microbial community driving these cycles depends on trace metals, but it c...
Andrew Baker,Dale Stokes,Anushree Srivastava et al. Andrew Baker et al.
In Arctic polar deserts, rocks can be extensively colonized by phototrophic hypolithic communities that exploit periglacial sorting processes to grow beneath opaque rocks. These communities are distinguished by green bands that are distinct...
Leah Trutschel,Brittany Kruger,Andrew Czaja et al. Leah Trutschel et al.
Interface environments between extreme and neutrophilic conditions are often hotspots of metabolic activity and taxonomic diversity. In serpentinizing systems, the mixing of high pH fluids with meteoric water, and/or the exposure of these f...
David Madrigal-Trejo,Matthew J Baldes,Nobumichi Tamura et al. David Madrigal-Trejo et al.
Carbonaceous particles that concentrate arsenic in microbialites as old as ~3.5 Ga are similar to As-rich organic globules in modern microbialites. The former particles have been interpreted as tracers of As cycling by early microbial metab...
Heda Agić,Susannah M Porter,Phoebe A Cohen et al. Heda Agić et al.
Changes in δ13C value of bulk sedimentary organic matter (OM) throughout Earth's history are thought to reflect carbon cycle perturbations, but as sedimentary OM may derive from multiple sources, it could also record other processes. We me...