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to form their own organic compounds. Chemoheterotrophs can be chemolithoheterotrophs, utilizing inorganic electron sources such as sulfur, or, much more commonly, chemoorganoheterotrophs, utilizing organic electron sources such as
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or organic sources to produce energy. Most chemoautotrophs are
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366:ā expedition that discovered high temperature vent communities
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213:. Chemolithotrophic growth can be dramatically fast, such as
242:, that is, it can be seen as a synonym of chemoautotrophy.
136:. Chemoautotrophs can use inorganic energy sources such as
782:(13th ed.). Boston: Benjamim Cummings. p. 1155.
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183:. Chemoautotrophs generally fall into several groups:
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that live in otherwise hostile environments (such as
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Principles of environmental engineering and science
320:has many existing roles in biology not related to
207:. An example of one of these prokaryotes would be
62:). The chemotroph designation is in contrast to
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98:, providing energy and nutrients for chemotrophs
713:Bergey, David Hendricks; Holt, John G. (1994).
689:The Prokaryotes: Ecophysiology and biochemistry
66:, which use photons. Chemotrophs can be either
486:, and reclassification of all four species of
46:in their environments. These molecules can be
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716:Bergey's manual of determinative bacteriology
253:(or chemotrophic heterotrophs) are unable to
226:The term "chemosynthesis", coined in 1897 by
544:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
385:"Visions of Life on Mars in Earth's Depths"
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238:. Later, the term would include also the
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567:. New York: Springer. pp. 441ā456.
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1745:Random generalized LotkaāVolterra model
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692:(3rd ed.). Springer. p. 989.
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1553:Herbivore adaptations to plant defense
611:. Vol. 2, Part I. pp. 9ā60.
474:: reclassification of four species of
314:is needed to carry out the oxidation.
278:Iron- and manganese-oxidizing bacteria
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1568:Predator avoidance in schooling fish
665:. Georg Thieme Verlag. p. 238.
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383:Chang, Kenneth (12 September 2016).
2018:Intermediate disturbance hypothesis
561:"The Chemolithotrophic Prokaryotes"
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1771:Ecological effects of biodiversity
559:Kelly, D. P.; Wood, A. P. (2006).
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1107:Generalist and specialist species
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1830:Occupancyāabundance relationship
598:"Mechanisms of Chemo-Autotrophy"
429:10.1128/JB.187.16.5761-5766.2005
1850:Relative abundance distribution
1563:Plant defense against herbivory
1430:Competitive exclusion principle
1142:Mesopredator release hypothesis
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780:Brock biology of microorganisms
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128:and synthesizing all necessary
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1435:Consumerāresource interactions
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2108:Environmental niche modelling
1835:Population viability analysis
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324:reactions; examples include
34:is an organism that obtains
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2235:Liebig's law of the minimum
2070:Resource selection function
961:Metabolic theory of ecology
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109:organisms that can rely on
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2135:Niche apportionment models
1855:Relative species abundance
1059:Primary nutritional groups
956:List of feeding behaviours
662:Biology of the Prokaryotes
344:is probably very ancient.
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216:Hydrogenovibrio crunogenus
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2316:Ecosystem based fisheries
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1928:Interspecific competition
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1678:Maximum sustainable yield
1663:Intraspecific competition
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2306:Ecological stoichiometry
2271:Alternative stable state
743:Metallomics and the cell
686:Dworkin, Martin (2006).
638:. ęø
å大å¦åŗēē¤¾. p. 133.
596:Schlegel, H. G. (1975).
573:10.1007/0-387-30742-7_15
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2150:Ontogenetic niche shift
2013:Ideal free distribution
1923:Ecological facilitation
1673:Malthusian growth model
1643:Consumer-resource model
1500:Paradox of the plankton
1465:Energy systems language
1185:Chemoorganoheterotrophy
1152:Optimal foraging theory
1127:Heterotrophic nutrition
746:. Dordrecht: Springer.
740:Banci, L., ed. (2013).
417:Journal of Bacteriology
289:Iron-oxidizing bacteria
284:Iron-oxidizing bacteria
2296:Ecological forecasting
2240:Marginal value theorem
2038:Landscape epidemiology
1973:Cross-boundary subsidy
1908:Biological interaction
1258:Microbial intelligence
946:Green world hypothesis
821:1. Katrina Edwards.
513:10.1099/ijsem.0.001855
334:coordination complexes
99:
2301:Ecological humanities
2200:Ecological energetics
2145:Niche differentiation
2008:Habitat fragmentation
1776:Ecological extinction
1723:Small population size
1475:Feed conversion ratio
1455:Ecological succession
1387:San Francisco Estuary
1301:Ecological efficiency
1243:Microbial cooperation
240:chemoorganoautotrophy
89:
2326:Evolutionary ecology
2291:Ecological footprint
2286:Ecological economics
2210:Ecological threshold
2205:Ecological indicator
2075:Sourceāsink dynamics
2028:Land change modeling
2023:Insular biogeography
1875:Species distribution
1614:Modelling ecosystems
1273:Microbial metabolism
1112:Intraguild predation
901:Biogeochemical cycle
867:Modelling ecosystems
806:General Microbiology
326:ironāsulfur proteins
236:chemolithoautotrophy
2406:Biology terminology
2376:Theoretical ecology
2351:Natural environment
2215:Ecosystem diversity
2185:Ecological collapse
2175:Bateman's principle
2130:Limiting similarity
2043:Landscape limnology
1865:Species homogeneity
1703:Population modeling
1698:Population dynamics
1515:Trophic state index
488:Thioalkalimicrobium
472:Thioalkalimicrobium
338:marine environments
2387:Outline of ecology
2336:Industrial ecology
2331:Functional ecology
2195:Ecological deficit
2140:Niche construction
2103:Ecosystem engineer
1880:Speciesāarea curve
1801:Introduced species
1616:: Other components
1548:Deimatic behaviour
1450:Ecological network
1382:North Pacific Gyre
1367:hydrothermal vents
1306:Ecological pyramid
1253:Microbial food web
1064:Primary production
1009:Foundation species
462:"An evaluation of
390:The New York Times
119:chemical reactions
100:
76:hydrothermal vents
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2276:Balance of nature
2033:Landscape ecology
1918:Community ecology
1860:Species diversity
1796:Indicator species
1791:Gradient analysis
1668:Logistic function
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1533:Animal coloration
1510:Trophic mutualism
1248:Microbial ecology
1039:Photoheterotrophs
1024:Myco-heterotrophy
936:Ecosystem ecology
921:Carrying capacity
886:Abiotic component
789:978-0-321-64963-8
753:978-94-007-5561-1
726:978-0-683-00603-2
699:978-0-387-25492-0
672:978-3-13-108411-8
645:978-7-302-09724-2
582:978-0-387-25492-0
423:(16): 5761ā5766.
291:are chemotrophic
251:Chemoheterotrophs
223:around one hour.
205:thermoacidophiles
177:primary producers
130:organic compounds
121:of environmental
115:biological energy
52:chemoorganotrophs
16:(Redirected from
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2093:Ecological niche
2065:selection theory
1885:Umbrella species
1870:Species richness
1806:Invasive species
1786:Flagship species
1693:Population cycle
1688:Overexploitation
1653:Ecological yield
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1485:Mesotrophic soil
1425:Climax community
1357:Marine food webs
1296:Biomagnification
1097:Chemoorganotroph
951:Keystone species
911:Biotic component
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134:carbon dioxide
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2356:Regime shift
2341:Macroecology
2062:
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1998:Edge effects
1968:Biogeography
1913:Commensalism
1761:Biodiversity
1638:Allee effect
1377:kelp forests
1330:Example webs
1195:Detritivores
1034:Organotrophs
1014:Kinetotrophs
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966:Productivity
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148:, molecular
146:ferrous iron
140:, elemental
102:
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94:vent in the
92:black smoker
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2421:Planktology
1993:Disturbance
1896:interaction
1718:Recruitment
1648:Depensation
1440:Copiotrophs
1311:Energy flow
1233:Lithotrophy
1177:Decomposers
1157:Planktivore
1132:Insectivore
1122:Heterotroph
1087:Bacterivore
1054:Phototrophs
1004:Chemotrophs
976:Restoration
926:Competition
185:methanogens
158:prokaryotic
107:autotrophic
68:autotrophic
64:phototrophs
18:Chemotrophy
2400:Categories
2361:Sexecology
1938:Parasitism
1903:Antibiosis
1738:Resistance
1733:Resilience
1623:Population
1543:Camouflage
1495:Oligotroph
1410:Ascendency
1372:intertidal
1362:cold seeps
1316:Food chain
1117:Herbivores
1092:Carnivores
1019:Mixotrophs
994:Autotrophs
873:components
817:References
359:Lithotroph
330:hemoglobin
303:dissolved
282:See also:
272:halophiles
255:fix carbon
232:autotrophy
210:Sulfolobus
197:nitrifiers
181:ecosystems
126:substrates
32:chemotroph
2266:Allometry
2220:Emergence
1948:Symbiosis
1933:Mutualism
1728:Stability
1633:Abundance
1445:Dominance
1403:Processes
1392:tide pool
1288:Food webs
1162:Predation
1147:Omnivores
1074:Consumers
1029:Mycotroph
986:Producers
931:Ecosystem
896:Behaviour
762:841263185
605:Kinne, O.
301:oxidizing
123:inorganic
56:inorganic
40:oxidation
2321:Endolith
2250:Xerosere
2162:networks
1978:Ecocline
1524:Defense,
1200:Detritus
1102:Foraging
971:Resource
532:28581925
478:to each
447:16077123
348:See also
293:bacteria
268:proteins
193:reducers
179:in such
165:bacteria
150:hydrogen
2311:Ecopath
2118:Habitat
1988:Ecotype
1983:Ecotone
1960:ecology
1958:Spatial
1894:Species
1754:Species
1625:ecology
1610:Ecology
1558:Mimicry
1526:counter
1470:f-ratio
1218:Archaea
906:Biomass
879:General
871:Trophic
863:Ecology
607:(ed.).
438:1196061
305:ferrous
219:with a
201:anammox
169:archaea
154:ammonia
48:organic
38:by the
1342:Rivers
1238:Marine
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332:, and
312:oxygen
297:energy
266:, and
264:lipids
152:, and
142:sulfur
36:energy
2259:Other
2160:Other
2113:Guild
2085:Niche
1337:Lakes
603:. In
601:(PDF)
371:Notes
322:redox
132:from
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784:ISBN
758:OCLC
748:ISBN
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694:ISBN
667:ISBN
640:ISBN
613:ISBN
577:ISBN
546:link
528:PMID
470:and
443:PMID
398:2016
318:Iron
308:iron
191:and
105:are
569:doi
518:hdl
508:doi
490:to
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