2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0009-2541(00)00217-5
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Microbiology and geochemistry in a hydrogen-sulphide-rich karst environment

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“…The dominant well-characterized taxa in the library from well 12 were b-proteobacteria (X21%) and d-proteobacteria (in particular, Geobacter psychrophilus-like sequences; X18%). Two clades particularly relevant to site processes (see Yagi et al, 2009) were observed: Chlorobia, recently associated with oxidation of elemental sulfur and sulfide to sulfate, a process likely to occur in the study site when aerobic waters infiltrate zones of previous sulfate reduction (Hose et al, 2000;Engel et al, 2003); and an unclassified group aligning with taxa responsible for anaerobic oxidation of methane using nitrate as an electron acceptor (lineage associated with uncultured bacterium clone D-BACT in Figure 5a; Raghoebarsing et al, 2006).…”
Section: Microbial Community Composition: Enriched Eukaryotic Food Chainmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…The dominant well-characterized taxa in the library from well 12 were b-proteobacteria (X21%) and d-proteobacteria (in particular, Geobacter psychrophilus-like sequences; X18%). Two clades particularly relevant to site processes (see Yagi et al, 2009) were observed: Chlorobia, recently associated with oxidation of elemental sulfur and sulfide to sulfate, a process likely to occur in the study site when aerobic waters infiltrate zones of previous sulfate reduction (Hose et al, 2000;Engel et al, 2003); and an unclassified group aligning with taxa responsible for anaerobic oxidation of methane using nitrate as an electron acceptor (lineage associated with uncultured bacterium clone D-BACT in Figure 5a; Raghoebarsing et al, 2006).…”
Section: Microbial Community Composition: Enriched Eukaryotic Food Chainmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…[13] для объяснения генезиса и эволюции пещеры Нижний Кейн в штате Вайо-минг, США. В настоящее время для ряда крупных пещерных систем дока-зано преимущественно сернокислотное происхождение: это пещера Вил-ла Луз в Мексике [14] и пещеры Гваделупских гор в штате Нью-Мексико, США [15], пещерная система Фразасси в Италии [16], пещера Краусхёлле в Австрии [17], пещеры долины Черна в Румынии [18]. Под сернокис-лотным спелеогенезом (SAS − sulfuric acid speleogenesis) обычно понимают формирование полостей при массированном растворении карбонатных пород серной кислотой, образующейся при окислении сульфидных вод в зоне аэрации.…”
Section: в ведение в проблематикуunclassified
“…Most recently we have identified a photosynthetic variety on the undersides of translucent rocks in the central Australian deserts (P. Boston, unpub. results).Investigators identified them originally from sulfuric acid caves, see [17]. More recently, observers have begun to see them in a wide variety of chemical and physical subsurface settings including acidic mines, cold carbonate caves, both tropical and alpine lavatubes, and even Mayan ruins.…”
Section: Biovermiculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%