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期刊名:Geobiology

缩写:GEOBIOLOGY

ISSN:1472-4677

e-ISSN:1472-4669

IF/分区:2.7/Q2

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Kendall Valentine,Tanja Bosak,Maria Kondrat&#x;yev et al. Kendall Valentine et al.
The growth of most stromatolites is a result of interactions among the growth of microbial mats, mineral precipitation, water flow, and sediment movement. Here, we ask how oxygenic photosynthetic microbes colonize surfaces and interact with...
Renata Majamäki,Joonas Wasiljeff,Lotta Purkamo et al. Renata Majamäki et al.
The growth and metal enrichment of ferromanganese minerals on the seafloor have intrigued many studies, yet the role of microbes in the process has remained elusive. Here, we assessed the microbial influence on the growth and trace metal ac...
Andreas Wetzel,Jakob Zopfi,Alfred Uchman Andreas Wetzel
In freshwater lakes and rivers, cyanobacteria belonging to the family Leptolyngbyaceae bore > 1 mm deep into limestone pebbles by dissolving carbonate at the tip of their 3-8 μm-thick filaments. The abundance of these borings decreases dow...
Livia Teixeira,Julie Carlut,Eric Siciliano Rego et al. Livia Teixeira et al.
Banded iron formations (BIFs) are chemical sedimentary rocks commonly utilized for exploring the chemistry and redox state of the Precambrian ocean. Despite their significance, many aspects regarding the crystallization pathways of iron oxi...
Sadia S Tamanna,Joanne S Boden,Kimberly M Kaiser et al. Sadia S Tamanna et al.
The evolution of oxygenic photosynthesis during the Archean (4-2.5 Ga) required the presence of complementary reducing pathways to maintain the cellular redox balance. While the timing of the evolution of superoxide dismutases (SODs), enzym...
Luca Pellegrino,Marcello Natalicchio,Andrea Cotellucci et al. Luca Pellegrino et al.
Due to their fast precipitation rate, sulfate evaporites represent excellent repositories of past life on Earth and potentially on other solid planets. Nevertheless, the preservation potential of biogenic remains can be compromised by extre...
Alex Kovalick,Andy W Heard,Aleisha C Johnson et al. Alex Kovalick et al.
The majority of large iron formations (IFs) were deposited leading up to Earth's great oxidation episode (GOE). Following the GOE, IF deposition decreased for almost 500 Myr. Subsequently, around 1.88 Ga, there was widespread deposition of ...
Valerie R Milici,Samuel Abiven,Hannes H Bauser et al. Valerie R Milici et al.
The importance of biota to soil formation and landscape development is widely recognized. As biotic complexity increases during early succession via colonization by soil microbes followed by vascular plants, effects of biota on mineral weat...
Vincent P Milesi Vincent P Milesi
The response of soil carbon to climate change and anthropogenic forcing depends on the relationship between the physicochemical variables of the environment and microbial communities. In anoxic soils that store large amounts of organic carb...
Alexandre Fadel,Kevin Lepot,Sylvain Bernard et al. Alexandre Fadel et al.
Silicified peritidal carbonates of the Tonian Draken Formation, Spitsbergen, contain highly diverse and well-preserved microfossil assemblages dominated by filamentous microbial mats, but also including diverse benthic and/or allochthonous ...