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Antarctic Microbes Hold Clue to Earth's Oxygen - Astrobiology Magazine
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Anne Jungblut, a microbiologist at the Natural History Museum in London, identified the microbes in these benthic mats as cyanobacteria. Green pigments such as ...
100 year old Antarctic expedition offers climate change insightsnewsroom.taylorandfrancisgroup.com › captain-scotts-...
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Researcher and lead author Dr. Anne Jungblut, from the Natural History Museum in London, said: “The results will help experts to study the ...
Biological Colloquium (TUK) | Molmed Saarland
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Dr. Anne Jungblut, Natural History Museum London “From Captain Scott's Antarctic cyanobacteria to genomics: evaluation of cyanobacteria ...
Continuing a legacy of Antarctic exploration | MIT News ...news.mit.edu › continuing-legacy-antarctic-exploration...
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In 2017, Anne Jungblut, a life sciences researcher at the museum, examined Koettlitz's and Wilson's mats to study whether Antarctica's ...
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