Abstract Continental and submarine solfataric fields turned out to contain various extremely thermophilic anaerobic organisms which all belong to the archaebacteria. They are living autotrophically on sulphur, hydrogen and $ CO_{2} $ or by methanogenesis or heterotrophically on different organic substrates by sulphur respiration or, less frequently, by fermentation. The most extremely thermophilic isolates are growing between 80 and 110°C with an optimum around 105°C.
Anaerobic life at extremely high temperatures
Origins of life ; 14 , 1-4
1984
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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