Emmanuelle Vennin

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Université de Bourgogne

France

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Emmanuelle Vennin is a Professor at Université de Bourgogne in France. Her research primarily focuses on carbonate precipitation processes, microbialite formations, and the environmental impacts of climate and tectonics on lacustrine systems. Recent articles highlight her work on the formation of dolomite and fibrous clays, as well as the isotopic signatures of carbonate deposits across various geographical settings.

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Olivier MATHIEU

Université de Bourgogne

FRANCE

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Pierre Pellenard

Université de Bourgogne

FRANCE

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Pieter Visscher

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Université de Franche-Comté

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Emmanuelle GERARD

Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris

FRANCE

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Annick Wilmotte

University of Liege

BELGIUM

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Jean Francois Buoncristiani

University of Burgundy

FRANCE

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Karim Benzerara

FRANCE

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Philippe AMIOTTE SUCHET

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University of Burgundy

FRANCE

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Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris

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A model for the concomitant early formation of dolomite and fibrous clays in coastal bay systems: Evidence from the Eocene (Paris Basin, France)

Carbonate mud production in lakes is driven by degradation of microbial substances

Quaternary lacustrine carbonate deposits of the Great Basin, USA: Impact of climate, tectonics and substrate

Effect of Culture pH on Properties of Exopolymeric Substances from Synechococcus PCC7942: Implications for Carbonate Precipitation

Successive Modes of Carbonate Precipitation in Microbialites along the Hydrothermal Spring of La Salsa in Laguna Pastos Grandes (Bolivian Altiplano)

The Limagne Basin: a journey through modern and fossil microbial deposits

Prediction of the calcium carbonate budget in a sedimentary basin: A “source‐to‐sink” approach applied to Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA

The Record of Environmental and Microbial Signatures in Ancient Microbialites: The Terminal Carbonate Complex from the Neogene Basins of Southeastern Spain

Microbial Origin of the Organic Matter Preserved in the Cayo Coco Lagoonal Network, Cuba

Variability of Carbonate Isotope Signatures in a Hydrothermally Influenced System: Insights from the Pastos Grandes Caldera (Bolivia)

Collaborators (9)

Olivier MATHIEU

Pierre Pellenard

Pieter Visscher

Emmanuelle GERARD

Annick Wilmotte

Jean Francois Buoncristiani

Karim Benzerara

Philippe AMIOTTE SUCHET

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