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Why are Hydrothermal Systems Proposed as Plausible Environments for the Origin of Life?,al processes at plate boundaries. Thus the enhanced research activity at spreading centers led to the discovery of large spectacular submarine hydrothermal systems of global significance to ocean chemistry and geochemistry. Among the best known such areas are the Galapagos Ridge (Corliss ., 1979), t

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Modern Life at High Temperatures,nd in both natural and artificial hot environments. Until comparatively recently the upper optimum temperature for the growth of any living organism was about 85°C. Then in 1982 Stetter described an organism, isolated from the hot sea floor of a submarine solfatara field, which grew optimally at 105