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Product Information Introduce students to some of the earliest known inhabitants of Earth. These microorganisms are chemically and genetically distinct from bacteria and higher living organisms; their unique genetic structure suggesting that there may be a third line of evolution. This mixture of “ancient bacteria” types includes representatives of extreme halophiles (Halobacterium salinarium and Halococcus agglomeratus) and methanogens (Methanomonas methylovora). Also provides clues as to what the environment of early Earth was like.  Tell a Friend about this item
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