Titlebook: Microbiology of Atmospheric Trace Gases; Sources, Sinks and G J. Colin Murrell,Donovan P. Kelly Conference proceedings 1996 Springer-Verlag

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Microbiological Controls on Dimethylsulfide Emissions from Wetlands and the Ocean,e principal form of volatile sulfur which is emitted from natural ecosystems to the atmosphere (Andreae, 1990). The emissions of DMS from the ocean in particular have received a great deal of attention because the oceanic flux contributes nearly half of the global biogenic sulfur emission to the atm

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Bacterial Metabolism of Methanesulfonic Acid,s is released into the oceans from the cleavage of dimethyl sulfoniopropionate, an osmoregulator found in phytoplankton such as . and . and the marsh grass . (see chapters by Kiene and Visscher, this volume). Global estimates of DMS release vary, although it has been estimated that between 40-70 Tg

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Donovan P. Kelly concentrates on the construction of all the irreducible representations of a multiplicative group B* of a quaternion algebra B over a local field k with residue field of characteristic 2. These results are of considerable significance in the light of the connections found by Jacquet-Langlands betwe

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David B. Nedwellse. Part I concentrates on the construction of all the irreducible representations of a multiplicative group B* of a quaternion algebra B over a local field k with residue field of characteristic 2. These results are of considerable significance in the light of the connections found by Jacquet-Langl

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Niels Iversenunction within and among organ systems can be used in order to validate assumptions concerning one system based upon information from another (Cuvier 1812). Furthermore, most anatomical differences between related organisms can be explained in terms of allometric modifications of structural entities

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