[C.M. Davidson and E.F. Hartree], 'Cytochrome as a guide to classifying bacteria: taxonomy of microbacterium themosphactum'

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Nature 220 (2 Nov. 1968), pp. 502-503. Page 504 missing. Photocopy of journal article

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A. Hallam, Patterns of evolution as illustrated by the fossil record (Amsterdam: Elsevier, 1977),Hoyle/Box 51/4

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John A. Baross, Marvin D. Lilley and Louis Gordon, 'Is the CH4, H2 and CO venting from submarine hydrothermal systems produced by thermophilic bacteria?'Hoyle/Box 51/8/1

F.N. Speiss, Ken C. Macdonald et al. 'East Pacific rise: hot springs and geophysical experiments'Hoyle/Box 51/8/2

Chen-Tung A. Chen, 'Geothermal system at 21 degrees N'Hoyle/Box 51/8/3

Hans E. Suess, 'The radiocarbon record in tree rings of the last 8000 years'Hoyle/Box 51/8/4

D.M. Karl, 'Deep-sea primary production at the Galápagos hydrothermal vents'Hoyle/Box 51/8/5

T.M. Donahue, J.H. Hoffman, R.R. Hodges and A.J. Watson, 'Venus was wet: a measurement of the ratio of deuterium to hydrogen'Hoyle/Box 51/8/6

John B. Corliss, Jack Dymond, et al. 'Submarine thermal springs on the Galápagos rift'Hoyle/Box 51/8/7

C.U. Hammer, H.B. Clausen and W. Dansgaard, 'Greenland ice sheet evidence of post-glacial volcanism and its climatic impact'Hoyle/Box 51/8/8

Holger W. Jannasch and Michael J. Mottl, 'Geomicrobiology of deep-sea hydrothermal vents'Hoyle/Box 51/8/9

J. Frederick Grassle, 'Hydrothermal vent animals: distribution and biology'Hoyle/Box 51/8/10

Charles Walcott, James L. Gould and J.L. Kirschvink, 'Pigeons have magnets'Hoyle/Box 51/8/11

[C.M. Davidson and E.F. Hartree], 'Cytochrome as a guide to classifying bacteria: taxonomy of microbacterium themosphactum'Hoyle/Box 51/8/12

J.L. Stokes and Mary L. Redmond, 'Quantitative ecology of psychrophilic microorganisms'Hoyle/Box 51/8/13

J.M. Larkin and J.L. Stokes, 'Isolation of psychrophilic species of Bacillus'Hoyle/Box 51/8/14

J.L. Stokes and Mary ReL. Redmond, 'Quantitative ecology of psychrophilic microorganisms'Hoyle/Box 51/8/15

Extracts from L.E. Hawker and A.H. Linton (eds), Micro-organisms (London: E. Arnold, 1971)Hoyle/Box 51/8/16

Judith Farrell and L. Leon Campbell, 'Thermophilic bacteria and bacteriophages',Hoyle/Box 51/8/17

Richard Y. Morita, 'Psychrophilic bacteria'Hoyle/Box 51/8/18

R.H. McBee and Virginia H. McBee, 'The incidence of thermophilic bacteria in arctic soils and waters'Hoyle/Box 51/8/19

R.H. McBee and Lorraine P. Gaugler, 'Identity of thermophilic bacteria isolated from arctic soils and waters'Hoyle/Box 51/8/20

J.G. Zeikus and R.S. Wolfe, 'Methanobacterium thermoautotrophicus sp. n., an anaerobic, autotrophic, extreme thermophile'Hoyle/Box 51/8/21

Heinz Dombrowski, 'Bacteria from paleozoic salt deposits'Hoyle/Box 51/8/22

Norman S. Davis, Gerald J. Silverman, and Wayne H. Keller, 'Combined effects of ultrahigh vacuum and temperature on the viability of some pores and soil organisms'Hoyle/Box 51/8/23

Frank A. Morelli, Francis P. Fehlner and Charles H. Stembridge, 'Effect of ultra-high vacuum on Bacillus subtilis var. Niger'Hoyle/Box 51/8/24

Richard B. Frankel, Richard P. Blakemore, Ralph S. Wolfe, 'Magnetite in freshwater magnetotactic bacteria'Hoyle/Box 51/8/25

John Hotchin, Peter Lorenz and Curtis Hemenway, 'Survival of micro-organisms in space'Hoyle/Box 51/8/26

Dorothy M. Portner, David R. Spiner, Robert K. Hoffman and Charles R. Phillips, 'Effect of ultrahigh vacuum on viability of microorganisms'Hoyle/Box 51/8/27

John A. Baross and Jody W. Deming, 'Growth of 'black smoker' bacteria at temperatures of at least 250ºC'Hoyle/Box 51/8/28

A.E. Walsby, 'Bacteria that grow at 250ºC'Hoyle/Box 51/8/29

A.W. Anderson, H.C. Nordon, R.F. Cain, Gordon Parrish and Dennis Duggan, 'Studies on a radio-resistant micrococcus I. Isolation, morphology, cultural characteristics, and resistance to gamma radiation'Hoyle/Box 51/8/30

BGL, 'Magnetite in bacteria linked to orientation'Hoyle/Box 51/8/31

[J.L. Gould, J.L. Kirschvink and KS Deffeyes], 'Bees have magnetic remanence',Hoyle/Box 51/8/32

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