Nel vs Nnoitra
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JMDMT #896 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous Meteorites
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The James M. DuPont Meteorite Collection - equivalents, containing diffused nucleic material. In- deed, Feulgen staining in such organisms will result in a diffuse pink coloration of the protoplasm. One may thus think that some of the organized elements indeed contain diffused nucleic material in their interior. The present evidence, however, is not sufficient to substantiate such a supposition. We can only state that, according to one of the most specific biological staining techniques developed, there is an indication that nucleic acids are present in the interiors of some of the type 1 and type 2 organized elements. It is, however, equally possible that an as yet unknown material is present in these organized elements,
JMDMT #733 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous Meteorites
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The James M. DuPont Meteorite Collection - abundances of stable carbon and hydrogen isotopes in 14 meteorites. He noted that "the carbonaceous material is, of course, not derived from living sources, but it is noteworthy that the range of variation in C'- in the meteorites is of the order of the depletion observed in a terrestrial process involving loss of volatile compounds." Recent investigations, how- ever, do not support the view that a loss of volatile compounds leads to a depletion of C''* in sedimental organic matter. Silverman and Epstein' and Park and Epstein" have found that ecology exerts the principal control on terrestrial, organic C'- contents. Lipids, which are the major volatile con- stituents of plants and animals, have lower C' contents than other organic compounds." Boato's deuterium determinations
JMDMT #633 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous Meteorites
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The James M. DuPont Meteorite Collection - of primordial origin. A small amount of cosmogenic gas is present in Murray as indicated l)y the increased abundances of He and Ne- relative to their atmospheric abundances. of the Orgueil spherules with firmly attached silicate fragments is consistent with either hypothesis. The trace element abundances, the variations in the olivine composition, and the primordial gas content are most easily e.xplained by assuming that both the carbonaceous chondrites and the ordinary chondrites were derived from still more primitive ancestral matter. Perhaps the most embarrassing require- ment for this material is that some of it at least must have passed through an earlier, high-temperature stage without losing
JMDMT #585 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous Meteorites
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The James M. DuPont Meteorite Collection - HI-'-HCl treatment. Most of this material is amorphous carbon with traces of MgF2 and organic matter. The line is 20 n in length. A ttempls at Identification of Some Organized Elements It is evident that there are discrepancies between our findings and those of Nagy et al. In an attempt to resolve these differences, we visited the labora- tories of Claus and Nagy at their invitation. They examined our material and we examined their material. It became evident that there were several reasons for the differences. 4 I Fitch & Anders: "Organized Elements" in Chondrites 505 First, their material contained a few particles of striking morphology which we had not found and which they did not find in our material. Examples of such particles found in their material are
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