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Sulphur Spring: Busy Intersection and Possible Martian Analogue

Abstract

Life in extreme environments exhibiting conditions similar to early Earth and Mars, such as Sulphur Spring, may harbor microbiota serving as both relics from the past as well as present day Martian analogues.

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Nankivell, A., Andre, N., Thomas-Keprta, K., Allen, C., McKay, D.. 2000-03-01. Sulphur Spring: Busy Intersection and Possible Martian Analogue. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000081172

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