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  1. Carol Cleland

    Email cleland@colorado.edu
    Institution University of Colorado, Boulder
    Telephone 303-492-7619
    Fax 303-492-8386
    Address CB 232
    Boulder, CO 80309
    USA
    Past NAI Teams University of Colorado, Boulder (CAN1, CAN3)

    Publications

    Cleland, C.  (2006).  A Shadow Biosphere.  Astrobiology Magazine:1-4.
    Cleland, C.E. & Copley, S.D.  (2005).  The Possibility of Alternative Microbial Life on Earth.  International Journal of Astrobiology:165-173.
    Cleland, C.E.  (2006).  Understanding the Nature of Life: A Matter of Definition or Theory.  In: J. Seckbach (Ed.).  Life as We Know It (Vol. 10 of the Cellular Origins, Life in Extreme Habitats and Astrobiology Series).  Berlin: Springer.
    Cleland, C.E. & Copley, S.D.  (2005).  The Possibility of Alternative Microbial Life on Earth.  International Journal of Astrobiology, 4:165-173.
    Cleland, C.E. & Copley, S.D.  (2005).  The Possibility of Alternative Microbial Life on Earth.  Astrobiology, submitted.
    Cleland, C.E. & Chyba, C.F.  (2005).  Does 'life' have a definition?.  In: Sullivan & Baross (Eds.).  Planets and Life: The Emerging Science of Astrobiology.  Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
    Cleland, C.E.  (2005).  Understanding the Nature of Life: A Matter of Definition or Theory.  In: J. Seckbach (Ed.).  Life as We Know It.  Berlin: Springer.


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