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Archaeans are a group of prokaryotes that are similar to the eukaryota phylum. The archae includes organisms that are able to survive in extreme environments, like salt, high temperatures, and marshy lands. Unlike bacteria, the archaeans lack a peptidoglycan layer in their cell walls.
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