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Mineralogical Magazine; April 2007; v. 71; no. 2; p. 243
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Book Review

Kohnauser, K. Introduction to Geomicrobiology.

Blackwell Publishing, 2007, 425 pp. £34.99, US $83.95, Aus $115.00. ISBN-13: 9780632054541.

E. Shelobolina and J. Dockrey

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This new book is designed as a core study book in Geomicrobiology for upper undergraduate/graduate students in Earth and Life sciences. The task of writing a geomicrobiology study book is extremely challenging due to the interdisciplinary nature of this field and the speed at which both Life and Earth sciences are currently developing. As a geomicrobiologist with Earth rather than Life science background, Konhauser managed this task by placing emphasis throughout the book on the modes by which microorganisms drive geological processes, focusing on how the geosphere is impacted by microbial processes. The main text of the book is accompanied by information blocks presenting important concepts in . . . [Full Text of this Article]







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