Distribution of Thermophilic Acidophiles at Cerro Negro, Nicaragua, an Analog for Acid-Sulfate Weathering Environments on Early Mars

Details Distribution of Thermophilic Acidophiles at Cerro Negro, Nicaragua, an Analog for Acid-Sulfate Weathering Environments on Early Mars Distribution of Thermophilic Acidophiles at Cerro Negro, Nicaragua, an Analog for Acid-Sulfate Weathering Environments on Early Mars

Apr 2010

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Astrobiology Science Conference 2010: Evolution and Life: Surviving Catastrophes and Extremes on Earth and Beyond, held April 2

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Cerro Negro, Nicaragua is an excellent terrestrial analog for putative
acid-sulfate weathering systems on early Mars. Sulfur- and
sulfate-reducing acidophiles are found throughout Cerro Negro and can
further elucidate the habitability of early Mars.

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