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Methanonatronarchaeia are deep-branching ancestrally methanogenic archaea distant from Halobacteria
Abstract Since their discovery, the phylogenetic placement of the extremely halophilic, methanogenic Methanonatronarchaeia has remained controversial. Different studies have variably placed this lineage as sister to the archaeal class Halobacteria (haloarchaea) or as a deep-branching euryarchaeal gr
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