The Study of Lipid Biomarkers and Contemporary Microbial Communities in Early-Eocene Sedimentary Records at Chicxulub Impact Crater

This thesis employed comprehensive analytical techniques, including organic geochemistry and molecular microbial ecology, to investigate sedimentary lipid biomarker records and contemporary microbial communities recovered from an early Eocene interval in the Chicxulub impact crater, Gulf of Mexico....

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Main Author: Wang, Danlei
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2021
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88434
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description This thesis employed comprehensive analytical techniques, including organic geochemistry and molecular microbial ecology, to investigate sedimentary lipid biomarker records and contemporary microbial communities recovered from an early Eocene interval in the Chicxulub impact crater, Gulf of Mexico. This study provided 1) indirect evidence for the possibility of lipid biomarker biodegradation during refrigerated storage of sediment cores from the deep subsurface biosphere and 2) highly-resolved lipid biomarker evidence revealing orbital controls on paleoenvironmental and microbial communities during the end of the EECO.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-884342024-05-08T01:14:21Z The Study of Lipid Biomarkers and Contemporary Microbial Communities in Early-Eocene Sedimentary Records at Chicxulub Impact Crater Wang, Danlei This thesis employed comprehensive analytical techniques, including organic geochemistry and molecular microbial ecology, to investigate sedimentary lipid biomarker records and contemporary microbial communities recovered from an early Eocene interval in the Chicxulub impact crater, Gulf of Mexico. This study provided 1) indirect evidence for the possibility of lipid biomarker biodegradation during refrigerated storage of sediment cores from the deep subsurface biosphere and 2) highly-resolved lipid biomarker evidence revealing orbital controls on paleoenvironmental and microbial communities during the end of the EECO. 2021 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88434 Curtin University fulltext
spellingShingle Wang, Danlei
The Study of Lipid Biomarkers and Contemporary Microbial Communities in Early-Eocene Sedimentary Records at Chicxulub Impact Crater
title The Study of Lipid Biomarkers and Contemporary Microbial Communities in Early-Eocene Sedimentary Records at Chicxulub Impact Crater
title_full The Study of Lipid Biomarkers and Contemporary Microbial Communities in Early-Eocene Sedimentary Records at Chicxulub Impact Crater
title_fullStr The Study of Lipid Biomarkers and Contemporary Microbial Communities in Early-Eocene Sedimentary Records at Chicxulub Impact Crater
title_full_unstemmed The Study of Lipid Biomarkers and Contemporary Microbial Communities in Early-Eocene Sedimentary Records at Chicxulub Impact Crater
title_short The Study of Lipid Biomarkers and Contemporary Microbial Communities in Early-Eocene Sedimentary Records at Chicxulub Impact Crater
title_sort study of lipid biomarkers and contemporary microbial communities in early-eocene sedimentary records at chicxulub impact crater
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/88434