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Archaea Patterns

Archaea Patterns
by Owen Borville
October 8, 2021
Science, Nature

Archaea are single-celled living things that lack a cell nucleus. Scientists claim that archaea are "primitive" however a better term would be unique.

Archaea commonly live in extreme environments like deep-ocean hot springs and below oil deposits.

Archaea can form fractal patterns in its structure.
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