| Microbial preservation in sulfates in the Haughton impact structure suggests target in search for life on Mars (2005) | |
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| Microbes occur within transparent gypsum crystals in the Haughton crater. The crystals transmit light for photosynthesis, but protect from dehydration and wind. Sulfates on the Martian surface should be a priority target in the search for life. | |
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