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Sahra Riviere

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Inorganic geochemistry

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|Mar 06, 2025

Life on the edge: mineral incrustations colonized by fungal communities in the sulfur fumarole on Sierra Negra volcano (Galápagos Archipelago).

Maria Landolfi, Raphael Tiziani, Sahra Riviere

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