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Macey, Michael; Curtis-Harper, Elliot and Olsson-Francis, Karen (2019). Draft Genome Sequence of Clostridium sp. Strain E02, Isolated from an Estuarine Environment. Microbiology resource announcements, 8(2)

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Curtis-Harper, Elliot; Pearson, Victoria K.; Summers, Stephen; Bridges, John C.; Schwenzer, Susanne P. and Olsson-Francis, Karen (2018). The Microbial Community of a Terrestrial Anoxic Inter-Tidal Zone: A Model for Laboratory-Based Studies of Potentially Habitable Ancient Lacustrine Systems on Mars. Microorganisms, 6(3), article no. 61.

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Cogliati, Simone; Curtis-Harper, Elliot; Schwenzer, Susanne; Pearson, Victoria and Olsson-Francis, Karen (2021). Identification of fluids accompanying bio-signature formation in martian analogue experiments. In: Brines Across the Solar System: Modern Brines conference, 25-28 Oct 2021, Online.

Curtis-Harper, Elliot; Olsson-Francis, Karen; Schwenzer, Susanne and Pearson, Victoria (2015). The anaerobic community of an estuarine environment: an analogue for life on Mars. In: 4th UK in Aurora Programme Meeting, 15 May 2015, London.

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Curtis-Harper, E.; Pearson, V.; Schwenzer, S. and Olsson-Francis, K. (2014). The anaerobic community of an estuarine environment: an analogue for life on Mars. In: EANA14: Scientific Programme and Abstracts, European Astrobiology Network Association, p. 94.

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Curtis-Harper, E.; Pearson, V. K.; Schwenzer, S. P. and Olsson-Francis, K. (2014). The anaerobic community of an estuarine environment: an analogue for life on Mars. In: 12th Early Career Planetary Scientists’ Meeting, 19-20 Feb 2015, University of Kent, UK Planetary Forum.

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Curtis-Harper, Elliot (2017). Potential Microbial Processes In An Ancient Martian Environment, An Investigation Into Bio-Signature Production And Community Ecology. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) thesis The Open University.

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