Determining the Biogenicity of Microfossils in the Apex Chert, Western Australia, Using Transmission Electron Microscopy

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Research using high resolution imaging, EDS, and EELS shows that the
carbon in the Apex Chert is amorphous kerogen, not graphite. However,
evidence of hydrothermal activity is also found, which complicates the
issue of biogenicity.

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