Fire: Created page with "{{category explanation|'''Extremophiles''': organisms that are capable of withstanding extreme environments. Many Archaea are extremophilic. The category name is unfortunate as it calls for subjective judgements on two levels - firstly, the degree of deviation from 'normal' justifying the use of 'extreme', and secondly, whether the organism prefers the environment or merely tolerates it. A more objective approach might be the use of the su..."

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{{category explanation|'''Extremophiles''': [[organism]]s that are capable of withstanding extreme [[natural environment|environment]]s. Many [[Archaea]] are extremophilic. The category name is unfortunate as it calls for subjective judgements on two levels - firstly, the degree of deviation from 'normal' justifying the use of 'extreme', and secondly, whether the organism prefers the environment or merely tolerates it. A more objective approach might be the use of the suffix '-zoa' for the subcategories e.g. Halozoa, Barozoa, Xerozoa etc. and to dispense with Category:Extremophiles altogether or rename it to a more objective term}}

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[[Category:Microbial growth and nutrition]]
[[Category:Bacteria]]
[[Category:Environmental microbiology]]
[[Category:Geomicrobiology]]
[[Category:Astrobiology]]
[[Category:Organisms by adaptation]]

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