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終末期 プロテロゾイク 生物地球化学サイクルの再編成

G A Logan1, J M Hayes, G B Hieshima

  • 1Departments of Geological Sciences and of Chemistry, Indiana University, Bloomington 47405-1403, USA.

Nature
|July 6, 1995
PubMed
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プロテロゾイク系炭化水素は,藻類ではなく細菌が,初期の海洋食物網を支配していたことを明らかにしています. このバクテリアの再処理は,海洋の酸素化を制限し,効率的な有機物質沈没が進化するまでカンブリア爆発を遅らせました.

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