(Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean
(Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean - Microbial endoliths, such as bacteria, fungi/lichens and algae, occupy distinct ecological niches inside rocks and can colonize a wide variety of substrates, especially in extreme environments. Recently, in...
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ftunibolognairis:oai:cris.unibo.it:11585/132388 2024-04-14T08:15:26+00:00 (Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean CAVALAZZI, BARBARA BARBIERI, ROBERTO Westall F Cavalazzi B Westall F Barbieri R 2008 STAMPA http://hdl.handle.net/11585/132388 eng eng info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/isbn/ISSN 03920534 volume:83/2008 firstpage:177 lastpage:182 numberofpages:6 journal:STUDI TRENTINI DI SCIENZE NATURALI. ACTA GEOLOGICA http://hdl.handle.net/11585/132388 MICROBIAL MORPHOLOGIES CRYPTIC-HABITAT IN PILLOW LAVAS ATLANTIC OCEAN info:eu-repo/semantics/article 2008 ftunibolognairis 2024-03-21T18:08:24Z (Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean - Microbial endoliths, such as bacteria, fungi/lichens and algae, occupy distinct ecological niches inside rocks and can colonize a wide variety of substrates, especially in extreme environments. Recently, in situ bioerosion of the glassy rinds of volcanic rocks by euendoliths, leaving characteristic microbial textures as micro-channels and microborings, has been described. The shape and distribution patterns of the fossil borings reveal the behavior of the boring-makers and this information can be used to predict their environmental and trophic requirements. Comparison of the preserved trace fossils with structures produced by modern microorganisms can provide information about the nature of the original trace maker. In this study, we characterise the evidence for microbial activity within degassing vesicles in the outer alteration rinds of pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, eastern North Atlantic Ocean, in order to elucidate the nature of metabolic pathways of their trace maker and their environmental context. Article in Journal/Newspaper North Atlantic IRIS Università degli Studi di Bologna (CRIS - Current Research Information System) |
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(Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean - Microbial endoliths, such as bacteria, fungi/lichens and algae, occupy distinct ecological niches inside rocks and can colonize a wide variety of substrates, especially in extreme environments. Recently, in situ bioerosion of the glassy rinds of volcanic rocks by euendoliths, leaving characteristic microbial textures as micro-channels and microborings, has been described. The shape and distribution patterns of the fossil borings reveal the behavior of the boring-makers and this information can be used to predict their environmental and trophic requirements. Comparison of the preserved trace fossils with structures produced by modern microorganisms can provide information about the nature of the original trace maker. In this study, we characterise the evidence for microbial activity within degassing vesicles in the outer alteration rinds of pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, eastern North Atlantic Ocean, in order to elucidate the nature of metabolic pathways of their trace maker and their environmental context. |
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CAVALAZZI, BARBARA BARBIERI, ROBERTO Westall F |
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CAVALAZZI, BARBARA BARBIERI, ROBERTO Westall F |
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(Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean |
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(Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean |
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(Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean |
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(Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean |
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(Crypto-)Endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, Coral Patch Seamount, North Atlantic Ocean |
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(crypto-)endoliths from vesicular pillow lavas, coral patch seamount, north atlantic ocean |
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