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Mercury-resistant bacteria detoxify mercury by producing Hg⁰.
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The burning of fossil fuels produces significant amounts of
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When carbon is limiting in a system, sulfate reducers often predominate the system when sufficient sulfate ions are present for reduction.
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Climate scientists are developing methane hydrates to decrease the effects of global warming.
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The precipitation of soluble iron ions (Fe²⁺ and Fe³⁺) into solid iron occurs spontaneously in the presence of organic carbon compounds.
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Microbial activity generates methylmercury, which is much less toxic than the mercuric ion.
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Methanogens, among other compounds, use alcohols and fatty acids to synthesize methane gas in anoxic environments.
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Which compound in fertilizer do farmers use to inhibit the production of easily leached nitrogen compounds?
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Denitrification of fertilizer can result in harmful algal blooms.
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More carbon is present in dead organic material on Earth than in living organisms.
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Lignin is a complex polymer of methoxylated ________ compounds and is present in ________.
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Using the sudden bloom of cyanobacteria in a lake due to anthropogenic fertilizer inputs as an example, explain the coupling of carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen cycling. Exclude discussion of all organisms other than microorganisms.
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Coccolithophores and foraminiferans both use ________ to form their exoskeletons.
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In the natural carbon cycle, carbon dioxide is returned to the atmosphere by the respiration of animals and chemoorganotrophic microorganisms.
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