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What are halophile, thermoacidophile and methanogen archaebacteria?

There are three peculiar parts of archaebacteria. The halophile archaebacteria only survive in salt-rich environments (even salinity of the sea is not enough for them). Thermoacidophile archaebacteria are characterized by living under high temperatures and low pH. The methanogen archaebacteria are those that liberate methane gas (CH4), they are found in swamps.

 


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