Sulfur BiogeochemistryâPast and Present

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Eukaryotes of the Cariaco, Soledad, and Santa Barbara Basins 41Figure 5. Laser scanning confocal microscope montage of Fluorescently Labeled Embedded Core section from Soledad Basin surface sediments. *—foraminifera. Flagellates and mostciliates are not labeled because they are too small to be seen at this magnification. Scale bar = 200 µm.
42 J.M. Bernhard and K.R. BuckFigure 6. (A) Higher magnification laser scanning confocal microscope montage illustrating selected area shown in Figure 5. (B) Schematicof laser scanning confocal microscope montage shown in A, with some larger eukaryotes outlined for orientation. Darker shadedareas represent dark lamina. Note that prokaryotes appear to occur in lighter laminae (unshaded regions). Also note pore-water voids(light-gray shading). Dashed lines represent indistinct boundaries. Scale bar = 200 µm.
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