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• W2967249146 abstract "Abstract Basin models can simulate geological, geochemical and geophysical processes and potentially also the deep biosphere, starting from a burial curve, assuming a thermal history and utilizing other experimentally obtained data. Here, we apply basin modelling techniques to model cell abundances within the deep coalbed biosphere off Shimokita Peninsula, Japan, drilled during Integrated Ocean Drilling Program Expedition 337. Two approaches were used to simulate the deep coalbed biosphere: (a) In the first approach, the deep biosphere was modelled using a material balance approach that treats the deep biosphere as a carbon reservoir, in which fluxes are governed by temperature‐controlled metabolic processes that retain carbon via cell‐growth and cell‐repair and pass it back via cell‐damaging reactions. (b) In the second approach, the deep biosphere was modelled as a microbial community with a temperature‐controlled growth ratio and carrying capacity (a limit on the size of the deep biosphere) modulated by diagenetic‐processes. In all cases, the biosphere in the coalbeds and adjacent habitat are best modelled as a carbon‐limited community undergoing starvation because labile sedimentary organic matter is no longer present and petroleum generation is yet to occur. This state of starvation was represented by the conversion of organic carbon to authigenic carbonate and the formation of kerogen. The potential for the biosphere to be stimulated by the generation of carbon‐dioxide from the coal during its transition from brown to sub‐bituminous coal was evaluated and a net thickness of 20 m of lignite was found sufficient to support an order of magnitude greater number of cells within a low‐total organic carbon (TOC) horizon. By comparison, the stimulation of microbial populations in a coalbed or high‐TOC horizon would be harder to detect because the increase in population size would be proportionally very small." @default.
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• W2967249146 date "2019-09-04" @default.
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• W2967249146 title "Modelling the Shimokita deep coalbed biosphere over deep geological time: Starvation, stimulation, material balance and population models" @default.
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• W2967249146 doi "https://doi.org/10.1111/bre.12399" @default.
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