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. 2016 Jul 29;6:30553. doi: 10.1038/srep30553

Table 2. Characteristics of sampled wells used for sediment sampling and sample elevations and redox conditions.

Well   Elev. (m) Facies Microb. XRD Tomo. Mass (kg)
C7870
 SE: 115.2 98.1 O X X X 1
 HRE: 98.4 97.7 O X X X 4
 TE: 97.4 97.4 T X X X 4
    96.9 R X X X 1
    96.6 R X X X 4
C7869
 SE: 114.7 101.6 O       0.1
 HRE: 101.9 100.7 T   X X 3
 TE: 100.7 100.1 R   X X 5
    98.8 R   X X 0.6
C7868
 SE: 114.8 97.7 O   X X 0.7
 HRE: 97.7 97.4 T   X X 0.6
 TE: 97.4 96.8 R   X X 0.8
C7867
 SE: 115.2 97.2 O X X X 1.3
 HRE: 97.2 96.0 O X X X 1.4
 TE: 94.8 95.4 O X X X 1.4
    94.8 T X X X 1.5
    94.2 R X   X 1.8
    93.6 R X X X 1.3

Not all samples are associated with all data types; organic

carbon, pH, and Fe(II) were sampled at all locations; an ‘X’ in the Microb., XRD, and Tomo.

columns indicate, respectively, that estimates exist for microbial community composition

and biomass, mineralogy, and tomographic structure. SE = well surface elevation, HRE = 

elevation within the well of the Hanford-Ringold interface, TE = elevation within the well of

the transition biogeochemical facies, O = oxidized facies, R = reduced facies, I = transition facies.

Approximate wet masses of collected sediments at each depth are also provided.