Eukaryote-dominated Microbial Communities That Build Iron-Stromatolites in Acid Mine Drainage, Western Indiana: An Analog for Proterozoic Banded Iron Formations and Oxygenation of the Early Atmosphere?

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Eukaryote-dominated microbial communities build iron-rich stromatolites
in acid mine drainage at several reclaimed coal mine sites in western
Indiana, which can serve as an analog for Proterozoic iron-rich deposits
and the oxygenation of the early atmosphere.

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