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The Yellow, Orange and Green Bands Around Yellowstone's Hot Waters Are Not Just Minerals: Trillions of Organisms Help to Paint the Soil

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Yellowstone thermal sources in the United States display intense colors produced by trillions of thermophilic microorganisms that live in extremely hot waters. These organisms form yellow, orange and green communities, distributed according to temperature, chemical composition and availability of light. Why do thermophilic microorganisms produce so many colors in Yellowstone?
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Yellowstone thermal sources in the United States display intense colors produced by trillions of thermophilic microorganisms that live in extremely hot waters. These organisms form yellow, orange and green communities, distributed according to temperature, chemical composition and availability of light. Why do thermophilic microorganisms produce so many colors in Yellowstone?

·São Paulo, Brazil
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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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