Rates and regulation of microbially mediated aerobic and anaerobic carbon oxidation reactions in continental margin sediments from the northeastern Arabian Sea (Pakistan Margin)
Gareth T. W. Law(University of Helsinki), Kathleen A. Doig(University of Manchester), Clare Woulds(University of Edinburgh), Tracy M Shimmield(Scottish Association For Marine Science), S. M. Harvey(Scottish Association For Marine Science), Matthew Schwartz(University of West Florida), Eric Breuer(Scottish Association For Marine Science), Gregory L. Cowie(University of Edinburgh), Graham Shimmield(Scottish Association For Marine Science)
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