Kluwer Academic Press / Hydrothermal Systems / John Wiley and Sons / Cambridge U Press / T H E RMOP H I LE S A / Globe Pequot Press / Yellowstone Resources / /
Continent
Antarctica / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
THERMAL BIOLOGY INSTITUTE / Thermal Biology Institute of Montana State University / /
IndustryTerm
by-products / energy geochemistry / chemical building / thermophilic food chain / machinery / energy sources / chemical / car battery / food / energy / /
NaturalFeature
Norris Geyser Basin Lemonade Creek Nymph Creek / Yellowstone Lake / Mud Volcano / Obsidian Creek / Huckleberry Hot Springs Boiling River / /
Organization
Congress / Montana State University / National Park Service / Cornell / American Society for Microbiology / Yellowstone Association / General Services Administration / National Academy of Sciences / Thermal Biology Institute / Tree of Life / Foundation of Earth / /
Person
Joan Henson / Michael Oren / Sherry Cady / Walter Harvey Weed / Carl Woese / Mary Parenteau / Biosphere / Aharon Oren / Henry Heasler / Beverly Parenteau / Russell Rodriguez / Cheryl Jaworowski / Carolyn Duckworth / Jennifer Whipple / Jack Farmer / Walter Harvey / Brock / /
T H E RMOP H ILE S Thermophiles, or heat-loving microscopic organisms, are nourished by the extreme habitat at hydrothermal features in Yellowstone National Park. They also color hydrothermal features shown here at Clep