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Methanogens, microorganisms in the domain Archaea, have been studied as life forms that might inhabit the subsurface of Mars. These organisms can use carbon dioxide as a carbon source, a compound that is abundant in the martian atmosphere. But if they exist in the deep subsurface where the carbon dioxide may not penetrate, they would have to rely on another source of carbon. Magnesium carbonate and...
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