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How archaebacteria have adapted to extreme environments? Can someone help me with this My teacher asked me to right an big answer
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How archaebacteria have adapted to extreme environments?

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My teacher asked me to right an big answer

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Archaebacteria are single celled organisms that live in a wide range of habitats, including the harsh conditions of hot springs and in Halophiles live in environments too salty for other organisms and in a much warm temperature
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