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Title: Hardy Microbe Thrives at pH 0
Url: https://www.science.org/doi/full/10.1126/science.287.5459.1731
Creator: Pennisi, Elizabeth
Publisher: Science Magazine
Description: This article reports that a team of geomicrobiologists has detected a new microbe, called Ferroplasma acidarmanus, surviving in some of the most acidic waters on Earth - a seemingly impossible pH near 0. That makes this critter, a member of the microbial kingdom Archaea, one of a few record-setting microbes that can survive in conditions usually toxic to life as we know it. A subscription to Science Magazine may be necessary to view this article.
LC Classification: Science -- Microbiology -- Microbial ecology -- By type of environment -- Extreme environments (General)
Science -- Microbiology -- Microbial ecology -- By type of environment -- Geomicrobiology. Microbial effect on geological processes
Science -- Natural history. Biology -- Biology (General) -- Biogeochemistry
GEM Subject: Science -- Chemistry
Science -- Biology
Science -- Ecology
Science -- Geology
Key Concept: Health -- Extremities
Ecology -- Biogeochemical cycle
Resource Type: Reference Material
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Format: Document -- HTML
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Education Level: High School
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Language: English
Rights: The American Association for the Advancement of Science
Access Rights: Free access with registration
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