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Both Strain 121 and Pyrolobus fumarii are members of the unusual life domain known as Archaea.
Previously, the most heat tolerant organism known was Pyrolobus fumarii, a microbe recovered in 1997 from a thermal pool in Italy.
""'Pyrolobus fumarii " "'is a species of archaea known for its ability to live at extremely high temperatures that kill most organisms.
Lovley said Pyrolobus fumarii stops growing at a temperature of 235 degrees F ( 113 degrees C ) and is killed after one hour in an autoclave at 250 degrees ( 121 degrees C ).
The world record for these hyperthermophyllic bacteria so far is held by a little bug called Pyrolobus fumarius, who lives near hot deep-sea vents at temperatures up to 113 degrees Celsius . " ( That temperature, equal to 235 degrees Fahrenheit, is far above the boiling point of water at sea level, but because deep ocean water is under great pressure, it does not boil .)