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Obsidian Pool, Yellowstone -- Original photo by Bob Lindstrom; public domain image provided by the American National Park Service Larger image

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Geographic and Ecological Diversity of Green Sulfur Bacteria in Hot Spring Mat Communities

by Keith CowingJuly 19, 2024July 7, 2024

Three strains of thermophilic green sulfur bacteria (GSB) are known; all are from microbial mats in hot springs in Rotorua, New Zealand (NZ) and belong to the species Chlorobaculum tepidum.

Chlorobaculum tepidum

Geographic and Ecological Diversity of Green Sulfur Bacteria in Hot Spring Mat Communities

Dinosaur-killing Asteroid Also Created A Dust Cloud That Insulated Earth, Charbroiling Cretaceous Creatures

Current Water Trapping Micro-habitats On The Surface Of Mars

Methanotrophy Under Extreme Alkalinity In A Serpentinizing System

ANDES, The High-resolution Spectrograph Oof The ELT: Simulated Performance Of The CORO Module And Overview Of The High-contrast Capabilities For Exoplanet Observations

When Polymers Meet Primitive Membranes: How Molecular Cooperation May Have Helped Life Begin