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Could a thermophile live on another planet? If yes, which planet would it most likely live on and why?
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Could a thermophile live on another planet? If yes, which planet would it most likely live on and why?

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No because Their cellular structures are adapted for heat, including protein molecules that are heat-resistant and enzymes that work better at high temperatures.
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