FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1984304893> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W1984304893 endingPage "123" @default.
• W1984304893 startingPage "93" @default.
• W1984304893 abstract "Abstract In the hypersaline lagoon at Laguna Figueroa vertically stratified diverse communities of microorganisms thrive. The modern sediments of Baja California at Laguna Figueroa contain cyanobacterial communities and sedimentary structures produced by these blue greens that have already been studied by Horodyski and his colleagues. This paper provides an introduction to the complex microbial communities, primarily those that underlie the laminated Microcoleus mats. They are composed of anaerobic photosynthetic and heterotrophic bacteria. The following genera of cyanobacteria at least are components of these mat communities: Lyngbya, Microcoleus, Entophysalis, Phormidium, Pseudoanabaena, Anabaena and Schizothrix. Among the photosynthetic bacteria several species of Thiocapsa-like microbes formed major surface components of certain mats and scums; rhodospirilli, rhodopseudomonads, chromatis and others were seen. The following nonphotosynthetic bacteria were identified: Nocardia sp., three types of spirilli, two types of Spirochaeta sp., two types of Desulfovibria sp., a new strain of red Beneckea and four distinctive unidentified coccoid and filamentous bacteria. Reasons are given for believing several of the species are new to science and that the microbial diversity is far greater than the approximately twenty species reported here. Eukaryotes are extremely rare. Only one species of animal, a herpachtechoid copepod, was ever seen in the 8-km long microbial communities of the hypersaline basin. Dunaliella salina, a chlorophyte and Aspergillus sydowi, an ascomycetous fungus were the only eukaryotes that were observed to be regular components of mat communities. Ciliates, amoebae (including a chrysarchnion-like microbe) and diatom tests, mostly empty, were the only other eukaryotes observed. Attempts to enrich for eukaryotic microorganisms were not successful whereas attempts to enrich for bacteria, especially anaerobes led to such a profusion of forms that to continue detailed study of them was beyond our means. Unidentified small rods and cocci constituted the largest fraction of individuals in the subsurface community. The microbes isolated from mats are adapted for alternating dry and wet conditions as well as high concentrations of salt and low concentrations of oxygen." @default.
• W1984304893 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1984304893 creator A5007464136 @default.
• W1984304893 creator A5022298420 @default.
• W1984304893 creator A5031429346 @default.
• W1984304893 creator A5032847359 @default.
• W1984304893 creator A5041717727 @default.
• W1984304893 creator A5045536070 @default.
• W1984304893 creator A5064966278 @default.
• W1984304893 creator A5080339581 @default.
• W1984304893 date "1980-04-01" @default.
• W1984304893 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W1984304893 title "The microbial community in the layered sediments at Laguna Figueroa, Baja California, Mexico: Does it have Precambrian analogues?" @default.
• W1984304893 cites W1503991141 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W1872628012 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W1966712958 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W1981098142 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W2035986814 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W2041670022 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W2051919739 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W2059414640 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W2073977324 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W2075085086 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W2128333719 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W2152428293 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W4245054298 @default.
• W1984304893 cites W4254544506 @default.
• W1984304893 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/0301-9268(80)90042-x" @default.
• W1984304893 hasPublicationYear "1980" @default.
• W1984304893 type Work @default.
• W1984304893 sameAs 1984304893 @default.
• W1984304893 citedByCount "95" @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932012 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932013 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932014 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932015 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932016 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932017 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932018 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932019 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932020 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932021 @default.
• W1984304893 countsByYear W19843048932022 @default.
• W1984304893 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W1984304893 hasAuthorship W1984304893A5007464136 @default.
• W1984304893 hasAuthorship W1984304893A5022298420 @default.
• W1984304893 hasAuthorship W1984304893A5031429346 @default.
• W1984304893 hasAuthorship W1984304893A5032847359 @default.
• W1984304893 hasAuthorship W1984304893A5041717727 @default.
• W1984304893 hasAuthorship W1984304893A5045536070 @default.
• W1984304893 hasAuthorship W1984304893A5064966278 @default.
• W1984304893 hasAuthorship W1984304893A5080339581 @default.
• W1984304893 hasConcept C127313418 @default.
• W1984304893 hasConcept C173776410 @default.
• W1984304893 hasConcept C17409809 @default.
• W1984304893 hasConcept C1965285 @default.
• W1984304893 hasConceptScore W1984304893C127313418 @default.
• W1984304893 hasConceptScore W1984304893C173776410 @default.
• W1984304893 hasConceptScore W1984304893C17409809 @default.
• W1984304893 hasConceptScore W1984304893C1965285 @default.
• W1984304893 hasIssue "2" @default.
• W1984304893 hasLocation W19843048931 @default.
• W1984304893 hasOpenAccess W1984304893 @default.
• W1984304893 hasPrimaryLocation W19843048931 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W1969185593 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W1986055120 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W1987691177 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W2034635549 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W2094962135 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W2349947565 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W2355482345 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W2357710212 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W2380611893 @default.
• W1984304893 hasRelatedWork W2920843469 @default.
• W1984304893 hasVolume "11" @default.
• W1984304893 isParatext "false" @default.
• W1984304893 isRetracted "false" @default.
• W1984304893 magId "1984304893" @default.
• W1984304893 workType "article" @default.