Euryarchaeota
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Euryarchaeota is a major phylum of Archaea that includes diverse microorganisms such as many methanogens, extreme halophiles, and some thermophiles.
Aliases (4)
- Archaeoglobi ×1
- Halobacteria ×1
- Methanococci ×1
- Methanomicrobia ×1
Statements (53)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
phylum
→
taxon → |
| cellType |
prokaryote
→
|
| cellWall |
lacks peptidoglycan
→
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| characteristicProcess |
methane production
→
|
| containsClass |
Archaeoglobi
→
Halobacteria → Methanobacteria → Methanococci → Methanomicrobia → Methanopyri → Nanoarchaeota → Thermococci → |
| discoveredIn |
20th century
→
|
| distinguishedFrom |
Crenarchaeota
→
Thaumarchaeota → |
| domain |
Archaea
→
|
| ecologicalRole |
carbon cycle
→
methane cycle → nitrogen cycle → |
| geneticMaterial |
circular DNA chromosome
→
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| habitat |
anaerobic environments
→
animal gastrointestinal tracts → hot springs → hydrothermal vents → hypersaline environments → marine environments → sediments → |
| impact |
greenhouse gas production via methane
→
|
| includes |
acidophiles
→
alkaliphiles → extreme halophiles → halophilic archaea → marine group II archaea → marine group III archaea → methanogenic archaea → methanogens → thermophiles → thermophilic archaea → |
| isA |
major phylum of Archaea
→
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| kingdom |
Archaea
→
|
| membraneLipidType |
ether-linked lipids
→
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| metabolismType |
methanogenesis
→
|
| namingAuthority |
Woese and colleagues
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| oxygenRequirement |
anaerobic
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|
| oxygenTolerance |
some species are aerotolerant
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| reproduction |
asexual reproduction
→
binary fission → |
| salinityPreference |
extremely halophilic
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| taxonRank |
phylum
→
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| temperatureRange |
hyperthermophilic
→
mesophilic → thermophilic → |
Referenced by (6)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Euryarchaeota
("Methanococci")
→
Euryarchaeota ("Methanomicrobia") → Euryarchaeota ("Halobacteria") → Euryarchaeota ("Archaeoglobi") → |
containsClass |
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Crenarchaeota
→
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distinguishedFrom |
|
Archaea
→
|
kingdomsIncluded |