The evolution of the early precambrian geobiological systems
作者： A. Yu. Rozanov , M. M. Astafieva
DOI: 10.1134/S0031030109080103
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摘要: Bacterial paleontology provides vast opportunities for the study of all types sedimentary and volcanic-sedimentary rocks, at any stage metamorphism age. Bacteria are shown to play an important role in weathering, transfer, sedimentation, diagenesis sediments formation many minerals that have previously been thought be abiogenic.
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