Are We All Actually Archaea?

Asgardians is my kind of animal! Hail asgaard! Our ancient ancestors! I know you are aware of the meaning in northern mythology. It is actually a religion! As such it should be treated with some respect... such as Christianity or any other religion. Please!

You carry oats long time

megalania....please

Wait, you’re the guys behind microcosmos?

Well, I won't refuse to guard a beautiful one...

I need some Azz-guardian jeans.

Say what?

When do Tardigrades arrive on the scene? Always tardy - tisk tisk.

Does this mean norse mythology is real

Some one get ragnar lothbroks dna we just got more information from the uni of Austin in texas that we are all supposed asgardian

If we eukaryotes descend from an endosymbiotic event between an archaean and a bacterium that became the mitochondria, what about plants? Plants, who don't have mitochondria but chloroplasts, which descend from a different endosymbiotic event with an obviously entirely different bacterial species. Wouldn't that render void Eukaryia as a single group, making, at BEST, animals/fungi and plants sister taxa who happened to convergently evolve multicellularity? That's IF plants and animals/fungi happen to both descend from the same species of archaea, with two different individuals of that species independently endosymbiotizing with either of the two separate species of bacteria.

Thanks!

Wukong is from asgard? 😳

Why does this even matter?

if you are asking this question
you know Nothing

Sun Wukong is now part of Asgard. The monkey king truly journeyed west and made new friends. :P

Why do these people look so weird now, this chick is 100% an antifa member, oh right bc they're all diversity hires reading cue cards that someone else wrote

Interesting. Just spitballing here, but most archaea that we know of nowadays are extremophiles, and one of the main challenges of extremophilic life is preserving DNA against their environment. Bacteria, by contrast, are optimized for mutating quickly, allowing them to adapt to changing circumstances. But rapid mutation gets more problematic the more complex the organism is, since the changes might cause the pieces to stop working together. Maybe archaea have some anti-mutation features in their DNA and these preservative features, in addition to letting them survive in extreme environments, also made it more viable for them to increase in complexity.

Is PBS state sponsored media?

I sure hope so. Paraphylly usually makes me sad but in this case it would be pretty cool. I don't think most people would care tho, just like they don't currently care that we're sarcopterigians. Or that bugs are pancrustaceans, or that birds are sauropsids...

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no colors no breath no nothin🤣

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ther is never it exist evrythings like heaven🤣

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the sources of us🤣

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right absolutely really

Oh! It's the hot one 😮

Who the heck is this freak?

Archea gave rise to Ikea

If only we could make our minds up what we want to define, instead going into a sleepwalking discrimination orgy.
Maybe this is an expression of the tribalist mindset that we keep making up new group definitions.
An unenlightened person deliberately creates something yet is unaware of it, eventually encounters it, then says: "Eureka, I discovered truth about the nature of the universe!"

Kallie Moore. Can you make people not so stupid. You know a lot of big words. Can you make learning sound interesting for people who aren't interested in anything that educated people have to say.

The answer to the question is no

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I hope we don't find them on our vocal cords any time soon

Awesome! I'll be an Asguardian! Now we just need to find out what type of bacterium became the mitochondria!

Sticking with the Scandinavian theme, isn’t Archaea that Swedish do-it-yourself furniture shop with the unpronounceable names?

You should've mentioned Njordarchaeota, the newly discovered sister group to eukaryotes within the branch Heimdallarchaeota.

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I guess the statement 1 became 2, 2 became 3 and became many is partly true

This "girl" doesn't look like a serious scientist, please keep her at the car shop.
Even so, the clip is very interesting as usual.

Can viruses attack archaea? I imagine viruses evolved alongside us, so if they can't, that would be very interesting.

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