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The are autotrophs which live in anaerobic environments thought to be similar to conditions on the early Earth, and may have diverged from other bacteria far back in time.


A) thermophiles
B) mycoplasmas
C) cyanobacteria
D) deeply branching bacteria
E) proteobacteria

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