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. 2000 Sep;66(9):3798–3806. doi: 10.1128/aem.66.9.3798-3806.2000

TABLE 3.

Summary of the bacterial sequences identified from the growth chamber deployment at Snake Pit, Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Group Type sequence(s)a Other representative(s)b % of clonesc Closest relative % Sequence similarity
Aquificales VC2.1Bac27 VC2.1Bac10, -11, -28, -33, -39 18 pBB 92.3–92.6
Desulfurobacterium VC2.1Bac3, -24, -48 VC2.1Bac2, -5, -13, -23, -34 25 Desulfurobacterium thermolithotrophum 93.4–96.0
ɛ-Proteobacteria VC2.1Bac32 3 PVB_12 88.4
VC2.1Bac1, -31 VC2.1Bac4 9 SB17 90.7–92.6
VC2.1Bac43, -7, -17, -30 VC2.1Bac8, -9, -12, -19, -20 28 Unresolved
ɛ-Proteobacteria VC2.1Bac29 3 Leptothrix discophora 96.4
Flexibacter-Cytophaga-Bacteroides VC2.1Bac22 3 SB5 89.7
Unresolved VC2.1Bac16 3 BD2-14 79.4
VC2.1Bac47 3 Thermodesulforhabdus norvegicus 82.8
VC2.1Bac35 3 Nitrococcus mobilis 83.8
a

The type 16S rRNA sequence was used in the maximum-likelihood and bootstrap analyses. 

b

Additional closely related full-length sequences that were submitted to GenBank. 

c

Percentage of clones that are closely related based on RFLP analysis and sequence analysis. This is not a percentage estimate of the relative abundance of these phylotypes in the sample.