Thermophile bacteria isolated from deep-sea vent fluids

Thermophile bacteria isolated from deep-sea vent fluids. This organism eats sulfur and hydrogen and fixes its own carbon from carbon dioxide. (A,B) scanning electron micrographs, and (C,D) transmission electron micrographs in thin sections.

Photo Category: Ocean exploration
Photo Date: 2006

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Author: Dr. Julie Huber, NASA Astrobiology Institute/Submarine Ring of Fire 2006/ NOAA

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