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Thermoacidophiles: live in extreme acidic environments, high temp., low pH Deep sea hydrothermal vents Hot springs, geysers 1.

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1 Thermoacidophiles: live in extreme acidic environments, high temp., low pH Deep sea hydrothermal vents Hot springs, geysers 1

2 Divided into MANY different phyla according to evolutionary relationships 4 generally recognized phyla are –CYANOBACTERIA –SPIROCHETES –GRAM-POSITIVE –PROTEOBACTERIA 2

3 Eubacteria come in three basic shapes: Bacilli (bacillus): rod-shaped Cocci (coccus): sphere-shaped Spirilla (spirillum): spiral-shaped 3

4 Cell forms: Diplo- pairs Strepto: chains Staphylo: grapelike clusters 4  Identify this

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