Microbial Preservation in Sulfates in the Haughton Impact Structure Suggests Target in Search for Life on Mars
Microbes in Haughton Crater Sulfates: Impact craters are of high interest in planetary exploration because they are viewed as possible sites for evidence of life [1]. Hydrothermal systems in craters are particularly regarded as sites where primitive life could evolve. Evidence from the Miocene Haugh...
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Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/2060/20050173938 |