One of the Oldest Organisms on Earth Thrives in Yellowstone’s Scalding Hydrothermal Features

Discover Magazine·Oct 2

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a very old organism is thriving in yellowstone's hot hydrothermal features. this organism is believed to be one of the first of its kind to colonize land. reports also suggest that such ancient species may be well-suited to survive extreme conditions and could potentially thrive in a changing climate.

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