On the chimeric nature, thermophilic origin, and phylogenetic placement of the Thermotogales
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Olga Zhaxybayeva | Pascal Lapierre | Derek M Bickhart | Karen E Nelson | W. Doolittle | K. Nelson | D. Bickhart | R. Deboy | J. Gogarten | P. Lapierre | Kristen S. Swithers | K. Noll | O. Zhaxybayeva | C. Nesbø | G. Fournier | Robert T DeBoy | W Ford Doolittle | Gregory P Fournier | Kristen S Swithers | J Peter Gogarten | Camilla L Nesbø | Kenneth M Noll
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