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Here, we present abundant mineralised cell envelope structures fossilised within a goethite-rich vein structure that cross-cuts a weathering BIF6. These indisputable microbial fossils provide a superb opportunity to understand potential mineralogical biosignatures preserved during microbial fossilisation by authigenic minerals. Rock fissures, fractures and pore spaces present ideal locations for the preservation of microorganisms as elements […] More
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Spontaneous vegetation on walls In general, in urban two-dimensional land environment, spontaneous plants total 129 species in 101 genera from 48 families in Ningbo City32, 107 species in 89 genera from 32 families in Shanghai downtown33, 95 species in 75 genera from 37 families in Xi’an City14, and 128 species in 98 genera from 32 […] More
