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Sasha Verchovsky, Gordon Cressey, Deborah Berhanu, Lauren E. Howard, Zita Martins, Richard Matthewman, Vlad Stolojan, Mark A. Sephton, Kieren T. Howard, Phil A. Bland, Melanie J. Bailey, Chris Jeynes
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Nature Geoscience. 6:1018-1022
Meteorites can have played a role in the delivery of the building blocks of life to Earth only if organic compounds are able to survive the high pressures and temperatures of an impact event. Although experimental impact studies have reported the sur
Pumice from the ∼3460Ma Apex Basalt, Western Australia: A natural laboratory for the early biosphere
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Precambrian Research. 224:1-10
It has recently been hypothesised that pumice, a low-density vesicular volcanic rock, could have acted as a natural floating laboratory for the accumulation and concentration of chemical reactants needed for the origin of life. To test the plausibili
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Marine and Petroleum Geology. 37:41-52
Paleosols from the lower part of the Purbeck Limestone Group, which crops out extensively in Dorset, southern England, are shown to contain type IV kerogens. Comparisons with Mesozoic organic materials suggest that some of the paleosol kerogen is com
The Moon as a recorder of organic evolution in the early solar system: a lunar regolith analog study
Autor:
Mark A. Sephton, Adrian P. Jones, Ian A. Crawford, Richard Matthewman, Richard W. Court, Katherine H. Joy
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Matthewman, R, Court, R W, Crawford, I A, Jones, A P, Joy, K H & Sephton, M A 2015, ' The moon as a recorder of organic evolution in the early solar system : A lunar regolith analog study ', ASTROBIOLOGY, vol. 15, no. 2, pp. 154-168 . https://doi.org/10.1089/ast.2014.1217
The organic record of Earth older than ∼3.8 Ga has been effectively erased. Some insight is provided to us by meteorites as well as remote and direct observations of asteroids and comets left over from the formation of the Solar System. These primi
Autor:
Richard Matthewman
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Geology Today. 25:185-187
Developments in spacecraft technology are allowing us to examine the Solar System ever more closely. A European mission is currently being prepared to send a package of highly advanced instruments to Mars to search for any traces of life, past or pre
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Astrobiology. 13(4)
Understanding the processes involved in the evolution of organic matter in the early Solar System requires extensive experimental work. The scientifically valuable carbonaceous chondrites are principal targets for organic analyses, but these meteorit
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Astrobiology. 11(7)
The context for the emergence of life on Earth sometime prior to 3.5 billion years ago is almost as big a puzzle as the definition of life itself. Hitherto, the problem has largely been addressed in terms of theoretical and experimental chemistry plu
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Gordon Cressey, Melanie J. Bailey, Phil Bland, Sasha Verchovsky, Zita Martins, Deborah Berhanu, Richard Matthewman, Vlad Stolojan, Mark A. Sephton, Kieren T. Howard, Chris Jeynes, Lauren E. Howard
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Nature Geoscience. 6:987-987
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Astrobiology; Sep2011, Vol. 11 Issue 7, p725-735, 11p
Autor:
Richard Matthewman
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Tropical Animal Health and Production. 26:19-19