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Leader: kmKa0n

Fixed field data: kh bo

Local call number: mf1006

Personal Author: Foley, Mark.

Fixed field data: 060721s1978 in d

Title: [E. Imre Friedmann and Roseli Friedmann hold a piece of their research : Tallahassee, Florida] [graphic]

260: 1978.

Physical descrip: 1 photoprint : b&w ; 10 x 8 in.

Series Title: (Mark Foley Collection. Collection number N2006-6.)

General Note: Accompanying note "Florida State University professor E. Imre Friedmann, left, is shown with his wife Roseli, an FSU research associate, as she holds a rock sample from the biology lab. The couple's dream came true Tuesday when the National Science Foundation announced the results of their Antarctic rock research which showed that primative life could survive within rocks. Friedman said their discovery could mean that there might be life on other planets within rocks"

Personal subject: Friedmann, E. Imre.

Personal subject: Friedmann, Roseli.

Corporate subject: Florida State University

Corporate subject: National Science Foundation (U.S.)

Subject term: College teachers.

Subject term: Laboratories.

Subject term: Biology.

Subject term: Research.

Subject term: Rocks.

Geographic term: Leon County (Fla.)

Geographic term: Tallahassee (Fla.)

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