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Title:
Microbial sediments
Publication Information:
Berlin : Springer, 2000
ISBN:
9783540618287

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30000004616193 QR73.6 M52 2000 Open Access Book Book
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This volume provides a comprehensive overview of the rapidly developing field of microbial sediments, featuring excellent artwork. It contains authoritative and stimulating contributions by distinguished authors that cover the field and set the scene for future advances.


Table of Contents

John F. StolzAlan W. DechoLee Seong-Joo and Kathleen M. Browne and Stjepko GolubicHeike v. Knorre and Wolfgang E. KrumbeinSabine Castanier and Gaële Le Métayer-Levrel and Jean-Pierre PerthuisotRobert L. Folk and Henry S. ChafetzMartina Merz-PreißStjepko Golubic and Lee Seong-Joo and Kathleen M. BrowneEric P. VerrecchiaBarbara M. WinsboroughManfred SchidlowskiS.H. Bottrell and R. RaiswellHans G. Machel and Julia FoghtF.G. FerrisDavid SoudryWolfgang OschmannJoachim Reitner and Volker Thiel and Heinrich Zankl and Walter Michaelis and Gert Wörheide and Pascale GautretAnna A. Gorbushina and Wolfgang E. KrumbeinBrian JonesMartyn PedleyRobin W. Renaut and Brian JonesGisela Gerdes and Wolfgang E. Krumbein and Nora NoffkeJ.M. Rouchy and C. MontyDavid M. Paterson and Kevin S. BlackJuan C. Braga and José M. MartínKathleen M. Browne and Stjepko Golubic and Lee Seong-JooJoel B. ThompsonP.A. Clari and L. MartirePaul AharonBrian R. PrattReinhold R. Leinfelder and Dieter U. SchmidMikhail A. Semikhatov and Maria E. RaabenDawn Y. SumnerH.J. Hofmann
Structure of Microbial Mats and Biofilmsp. 1
Exopolymer Microdomains as a Structuring Agent for Heterogeneity Within Microbial Biofilmsp. 9
On Stromatolite Laminationp. 16
Bacterial Calcificationp. 25
Bacterial Roles in the Precipitation of Carbonate Mineralsp. 32
Bacterially Induced Microscale and Nanoscale Carbonate Precipitatesp. 40
Calcification in Cyanobacteriap. 50
Cyanobacteria: Architects of Sedimentary Structuresp. 57
Fungi and Sedimentsp. 68
Diatoms and Benthic Microbial Carbonatesp. 76
Carbon Isotopes and Microbial Sedimentsp. 84
Sulphur Isotopes and Microbial Sulphur Cycling in Sedimentsp. 96
Products and Depth Limits of Microbial Activity in Petroliferous Subsurface Settingsp. 105
Microbe-Metal Interactions in Sedimentsp. 121
Microbial Phosphate Sedimentp. 127
Microbes and Black Shalesp. 137
Organic and Biogeochemical Patterns in Cryptic Microbialitesp. 149
Subaerial Microbial Mats and Their Effects on Soil and Rockp. 161
Microbial Sediments in Tropical Karst Terrains: A Model Based on the Cayman Islandsp. 171
Ambient Temperature Freshwater Microbial Tufasp. 179
Microbial Precipitates Around Continental Hot Springs and Geysersp. 187
Evaporite Microbial Sedimentsp. 196
Gypsum Microbial Sediments: Neogene and Modern Examplesp. 209
Siliciclastic Intertidal Microbial Sedimentsp. 217
Subaqueous Siliciclastic Stromatolites: A Case History from Late Miocene Beach Deposits in the Sorbas Basin of SE Spainp. 226
Shallow Marine Microbial Carbonate Depositsp. 233
Microbial Whitingsp. 250
Cold Seep Carbonates in the Tertiary of Northwest Italy: Evidence of Bacterial Degradation of Methanep. 261
Microbial Processes and Products Fueled by Hydrocarbons at Submarine Seepsp. 270
Microbial Contribution to Reefal Mud-Mounds in Ancient Deep-Water Settings: Evidence from the Cambrianp. 282
Mesozoic Reefal Thrombolites and Other Microbolitesp. 289
Proterozoic Stromatolite Taxonomy and Biostratigraphyp. 295
Microbial vs Environmental Influences on the Morphology of Late Archean Fenestrate Microbialitesp. 307
Archean Stromatolites as Microbial Archivesp. 315
Subject Indexp. 329
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