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Sample LLB0 (Feb 2017). Iberulite with potential biological features on its surface. a) Iberulite of 110 μm diameter and pseudo-spherical morphology. The surface appearance is compacted by an external rind where fine clay particles are predominant. The vortex (marked with V) can be observed. -- Science Direct

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Microbial Composition Of Saharan Dust Plumes Deposited As Red Rain In Granada, Southern Spain

by Keith CowingJuly 18, 2024July 7, 2024

During dust storms, also biological material is transported from arid areas such as the Sahara Desert. In the present work, rain samples containing significant amounts of mineral dust have been […]

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Microbial Composition Of Saharan Dust Plumes Deposited As Red Rain In Granada, Southern Spain

Unveiling Microbial Communities And Biogeochemical Cycles In Antarctic Colored Snow

NASA Spaceline Current Awareness List #1,217 21 September 2026 (Space Life Science Research Results)

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The Variability Of Evolvability: Properties Of Dynamic Fitness Landscapes Determine How Phenotypic Variability Evolves

Tricorder Tech: New Handheld Device Maps Chemical Composition Using Infrared Light