PDS4 Bundle for Viking Lander Labeled Release Biology Experiment This bundle contains Viking Lander Labeled Release Biology Experiment data updated from a PDS3 dataset. The Labeled Release (LR) instrument used two solid- state beta particle counters to measure carbon-14 labeled gas evolved from soil samples as a function of time. Martian soil samples were housed in one of four test cells and were moistened with a labeled aqueous nutrient solution. The scientific objective of the experiment was to test for the presence of heterotrophic metabolism due to microbial organisms in the soil. Viking Lander 1 performed four analysis cycles, whereas Viking Lander 2 performed five cycles. There were also background measurements made before several of the analysis cycles. These are stored as separate data products. The bundle includes the LR radioactivity counts and temperature data, which are stored in ASCII tables, PDS4 labels, browse products, and supporting documentation. The bundle is organized into the following collections: - Browse - plots of the LR data stored as GIF files. - Data_raw collection - LR radioactivity counts and temperature data files and their PDS4 labels. Data files and labels are divided into two directories - one for each lander. - Document collection - Several documents about the Viking mission, the Lander spacecraft, the LR instrument, and the LR dataset. - Miscellaneous collection - An ASCII table with an index of data products. Each product in this bundle is described by a PDS4 label in a separate file with the same name as the file described by the label but with the extension .xml. PDS4 labels are XML (eXtended Markup Language) files that conform to the PDS4 Information Model XML schema at https://pds.nasa.gov/pds4/schema/released/. The PDS4 labels are best viewed in an XML-aware text editor, and may be used by software that can manipulate XML documents. The original PDS3 labels are also included in the data collection. This bundle was created and archived by the Geosciences Node of the Planetary Data System. Questions about this bundle may be directed to geosci@wunder.wustl.edu.