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plume which has all the ingredients for methanogenesis-based life forms to feed on. Previous results, published in March 2015, suggested hot water is interacting with rock beneath the sea of
Enceladus; the new finding supported that conclusion, and add that the rock appears to be reacting chemically.
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also accumulate. During advanced stages of organic decay, all electron acceptors become depleted except carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is a product of most catabolic processes, so it is not depleted like other potential electron acceptors.
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tissues of living plants emit methane. Other research has indicated that the plants are not actually generating methane; they are just absorbing methane from the soil and then emitting it through their leaf tissues.
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for example) this may indicate that life is, or recently was, present. This was debated when methane was discovered in the
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organics, and carbon dioxide. Without methanogenesis, a great deal of carbon (in the form of fermentation products) would accumulate in anaerobic environments.
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1108:"An inhibitor persistently decreased enteric methane emission from dairy cows with no negative effect on milk production"
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to methanogenesis, with acetate contributing the greater proportion. In some circumstances, for instance in the
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