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A few years ago, for example, scientists discovered a single-celled extremophile at a volcanic vent two kilometers under the sea, at— The Daily Galaxy: Great Discoveries Channel
In parallel to this move, the boundaries of what was considered 'life' were pushed further with the discovery of 'extremophile microbes' by bioscientists.— Mute magazine - Culture and politics after the net - CULTURE AND POLITICS AFTER THE NET
Chilean extremophile bacteria thrive in Mars-like conditions— Ars Technica
So far as I can tell, we may find extremophile organisms from Earth all over the solar system -- living ones where they find a suitable niche and the dead remains of them elsewhere.— JIMMY AKIN.ORG
High-temperature 'extremophile' microbes, like those in the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park, US, would have survived at greater depths, down to their limit of about 4 km.— dailyindia.com News Feed
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