Geothermal Amoeba Sets New Upper Temperature Limit for Eukaryotes at 63°C
The study of temperature limits has transformed our knowledge of the boundaries of life but has been largely focused on bacteria and archaea. We isolated a novel geothermal amoeba, Incendiamoeba…
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