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Satterfield, Cindy L., Lowenstein, Tim K., Vreeland, Russell H., Rosenzweig, William D., Powers, Dennis W. (2005) New evidence for 250 Ma age of halotolerant bacterium from a Permian salt crystal. Geology, 33 (4) 265 doi:10.1130/g21106.1

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TitleNew evidence for 250 Ma age of halotolerant bacterium from a Permian salt crystal
JournalGeology
AuthorsSatterfield, Cindy L.Author
Lowenstein, Tim K.Author
Vreeland, Russell H.Author
Rosenzweig, William D.Author
Powers, Dennis W.Author
Year2005Volume33
Issue4
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g21106.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSatterfield, Cindy L., Lowenstein, Tim K., Vreeland, Russell H., Rosenzweig, William D., Powers, Dennis W. (2005) New evidence for 250 Ma age of halotolerant bacterium from a Permian salt crystal. Geology, 33 (4) 265 doi:10.1130/g21106.1
Plain TextSatterfield, Cindy L., Lowenstein, Tim K., Vreeland, Russell H., Rosenzweig, William D., Powers, Dennis W. (2005) New evidence for 250 Ma age of halotolerant bacterium from a Permian salt crystal. Geology, 33 (4) 265 doi:10.1130/g21106.1
In(2005) Geology Vol. 33 (4) Geological Society of America

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