Archaea
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A domain of unicellular prokaryotes with cell walls, they live in extreme environments
Real World Example
Imagine trying to find a cozy spot in a crowded coffee shop where Wi-Fi is spotty and the noise is overwhelming. This situation is similar to how archaea thrive in extreme environments where most life forms struggle to survive, like hot springs or salty lakes. Just as you might adapt by finding a quieter corner or using noise-canceling headphones, archaea have unique adaptations in their cell walls that allow them to withstand harsh conditions, making them the resilient survivors of the microbial world.
Practice Version
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