The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 193, Issue 3National Geographic Society., 1998 - Geography |
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... archaea usually found in extreme conditions . Both ancient and modern prokaryotes have no nucleus and contain little more than genetic material and ribo- somes in a jellylike cyto- plasm . From their pill- shaped beginnings ( right ) ...
... archaea usually found in extreme conditions . Both ancient and modern prokaryotes have no nucleus and contain little more than genetic material and ribo- somes in a jellylike cyto- plasm . From their pill- shaped beginnings ( right ) ...
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... archaea as well as bacteria . Very different life forms , they were once clas- sified together . Beginning in the mid - 1970s , however , advances in gene sequenc- ing disclosed the great diversity of the microbial world . As a result ...
... archaea as well as bacteria . Very different life forms , they were once clas- sified together . Beginning in the mid - 1970s , however , advances in gene sequenc- ing disclosed the great diversity of the microbial world . As a result ...
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... ARCHAEA Salt - loving archaea Thermo- plasmales Methano- bacteria Acid - loving archaea Thermoproteales Uncultivated archaea from hot springs and marine samples Thermophiles ( heat - loving organisms ) domains ( above ) . Distance from ...
... ARCHAEA Salt - loving archaea Thermo- plasmales Methano- bacteria Acid - loving archaea Thermoproteales Uncultivated archaea from hot springs and marine samples Thermophiles ( heat - loving organisms ) domains ( above ) . Distance from ...
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art of making do the Italian metropolis embraces its virtues and grapples | 33 |
The Rise of Life on Earth Microscopic lifeforms | 54 |
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