dmr at nhm.ac.uk (Dave Roberts) wrote:
>Last March I broadcast an appeal for references to eukaryotes living in
>extreme environments. I had been asked to add a lecture on the subject to
>material I already had on eukaryotic diversity.
>>Well, I've taken the many generous comments people gave and added time in
>the library and come up with a review. If you are interested you can find
>it on
>>http://www.nhm.ac.uk/assig/extreme.html>>I plan to maintain the site so please e-mail me with any further additions
>to the physical range of eukaryotic life. I have only one reference to
>eukaryotic barophiles, for instance.
>
What about all the stuff being published on the Galapogos vents - the
vestiminiferous worms (Riftia - not often the latin name is easier than
the english!), clams, crabs, etc - mostly with autotrophic symbionts?
Didn't anyone suggest them? If you want refs, contact me by email.
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Dr. Lesley A. Robertson
Kluyver Laboratory for Biotechnology
Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands
L.A.Robertson at stm.tudelft.nl
