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Could Iceland be a modern analogue for the Earth's early continental crust?

by Martin, E., Martin, H., Sigmarsson, O.
Published in Terra Nova (2008)
“... as potential analogues for the formation of the early Earth's continental crust. This study examines...”

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Book Review Section

Published in The Journal of Protozoology (1981)
“... Evolution: Life and Its Environment on the Early Earth. Intercellular Communication and Nuclear‐Cytoplasmic...”

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Silicic magma petrogenesis in Iceland by remelting of hydrothermally altered crust based on oxygen isotope diversity and disequilibria between zircon and magma with implications fo...

by Bindeman, Ilya, Gurenko, Andrey, Carley, Tamara, Miller, Calvin, Martin, Erwan, Sigmarsson, Olgeir
Published in Terra Nova (2012)
“... that best explains silicic rocks in Iceland and early earth environments....”

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Carbonaceous micrometeorites from Antarctica

by ENGRAND, CÉCILE, MAURETTE, MICHEL
Published in Meteoritics & Planetary Science (1998)
“... to exobiologists but deal with the synthesis of prebiotic molecules on the early Earth, and more recently...”

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Impact‐induced microbial endolithic habitats

by Cockell, Charles S., Lee, Pascal, Osinski, Gordon, Horneck, Gerda, Broady, Paul
Published in Meteoritics & Planetary Science (2002)
“... that do not have exposed sedimentary units. This might have been the case on early Earth. The data have...”

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Mass‐independent fractionation of sulfur isotopes in sulfides from the pre‐3770 Ma Isua Supracrustal Belt, West Greenland

by PAPINEAU, D., MOJZSIS, S. J.
Published in Geobiology (2006)
“... sulfur biogeochemical cycles on the early Earth. We find that sulfur isotope results from Isua do...”

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Evaporitic sediments of Early Archaean age from the Warrawoona Group, North Pole, Western Australia

by BUICK, ROGER, DUNLOP, J. S. R.
Published in Sedimentology (1990)
“... over a small but significant portion of the early Earth, contrary to some models of global tectonic...”

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