M. Esther Sanz-Montero

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Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Spain

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M. Esther Sanz-Montero is a Full Professor at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. Her research focuses on the geological and microbial processes influencing mineral formation and sedimentary evolution, as demonstrated in her recent articles on carbonatogenic bacteria and biomineralization. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of paleoenvironmental implications through her studies on hyperalkaline lakes and the sedimentary characteristics of various environments.

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Monica Sanchez Roman

University of Amsterdam

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Fernando Nieto

Universidad de Granada

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Carbonatogenic Bacteria from Corallium rubrum Colonies

The Miocene Source-to-Sink Evolution of Fibrous Clay Minerals in Hyperalkaline Playa-Lakes, Duero Basin (Central Spain)

Bioinduced precipitation of smectites and carbonates in photosynthetic diatom-rich microbial mats

Isotopic Signatures of Microbial Mg-Carbonates Deposited in an Ephemeral Hyperalkaline Lake (Central Spain): Paleoenvironmental Implications

Co-Precipitation of Cd, Cr, Pb, Zn, and Carbonates Using Vibrio harveyi Strain Isolated from Mediterranean Sea Sediment

Global Scientific Research and Trends Regarding Microbial Induced Calcite Precipitation: A Bibliometric Network Analysis

Biomineralization of ordered dolomite and magnesian calcite by the green alga Spirogyra

Seismites in Miocene gypsum microbialites: Multiproxy tools for paleoenvironmental reconstruction of saline lakes

Sedimentary evolution of tectonically-controlled Cenozoic shallow marine glaucony, fluviatile and lacustrine-palustrine deposits at Bahariya region, Egypt

Dolomite–magnesite formation and polymetallic mineralization in a rift-sag basin on the western margin of the Red Sea: Paleoenvironmental, hydrothermal, and tectonic implications

The role of microbial extracellular polymeric substances on formation of sulfate minerals and fibrous Mg-clays

Zinc-bearing ferromanganese mineralization in a rift-marginal carbonate platform, Red Sea, Egypt: Reconstruction of an epigenetic-supergenetic system

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Fernando Nieto

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