Lipid biomarker and phylogenetic analyses to reveal archaeal biodiversity and distribution in hypersaline microbial mat and underlying sediment
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D. D. Marais | T. Embaye | V. Orphan | R. Summons | L. Jahnke | D. D. Des Marais | M. Kubo | K. Turk
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