Dave Keighley, University of New Brunswick

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Phosphatized tungsten-metabolizing coccoid microbes interpreted from oil shale of an Eocene lake, Green River Formation, Utah, USA.
Geobiology · 2018 · first author

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Phosphatized tungsten-metabolizing coccoid microbes interpreted from oil shale of an Eocene lake, Green River Formation, Utah, USA.

Keighley D, Boonsue S, Hall D

Geobiology2018First author

DOI: 10.1111/gbi.12310 PMID: 30102836

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