Biogenes Innenleben in Bergkristall - Fossile Bakterienstrukturen
„Pilzquarze“ aus Geyserit (Hydrothermalspalte), ockergelb, 5,0 cm mit Einzelzellen von Leptothrix cf. ochracea. Ober-Turonium oder jünger. Vogelsangbachtal bei Heiligenhaus nahe Wuppertal, Bergisches Land. Ded. 2014.
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pfallera 12/03/2023 21:10
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