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Twenty years ago, James Ferry first isolated M. acetivorans from anaerobic
 sediment beneath a kelp bed. Recent analysis of the way this microbe
 eats may reveal how the first life forms arose on Earth. Credit: Penn
 State

Twenty years ago, James Ferry first isolated M. acetivorans from anaerobic sediment beneath a kelp bed. Recent analysis of the way this microbe eats may reveal how the first life forms arose on Earth. Credit: Penn State

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