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Pond bacterium converts light to energy

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Cab. thermophilum grows near the surface of the mats together with other bacteria or blue-green algae, at a temperature of about 122 degrees to 151 degrees Fahrenheit.


These findings suggest that this bacterium may have unique proteins and a very unique membrane structure.
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