A silica budget reveals much about how bacteria might regulate the formation of silica stromatolites in YNP Hot Springs
Chalita Thanyakoop, Javier de la Torre, Kamrun Zargar, Scott C. Dawson(University of California, Davis), Bradley S. Stevenson(University of Oklahoma), John R. Spear(Colorado School of Mines), W. Berelson(University of Southern California), Frank A. Corsetti(University of Southern California), F. Gallego y Gómez, Hallgerd S C Eydal, Hannah E. Johnson(Tufts University), Kurt Hanselmann(University of Zurich)
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
December 1, 2008
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