What structural charateristics of archaebacteria allows them to live in extreme environments?

Answer 1

This is a sac like organelle/structure called the endospore which is found in the nucleoid region of a particular archaebacteria. It contains the major chromosome that dictates all necessary cellular functions such as metabolism. It(endospore) is enclosed by a durable wall and even when the outer cell is destroyed the endospore contained survives all sorts of trauma, including lack of food,water, extreme fluctuations in temperature and most toxins. I mean you can't even boil some prokaryotes. They are freakin' crazy!
This is a sac like organelle/structure called the endospore which is found in the nucleoid region of a particular archaebacteria. It contains the major chromosome that dictates all necessary cellular functions such as metabolism. It(endospore) is enclosed by a durable wall and even when the outer cell is destroyed the endospore contained survives all sorts of trauma, including lack of food,water, extreme fluctuations in temperature and most toxins. I mean you can't even boil some prokaryotes. They are freakin' crazy!

Answer 2

Archaebacteria have unique membrane lipids made of ether linkages, which help them maintain membrane stability in extreme conditions. They also have specialized enzymes and proteins that can function at high temperatures, extreme pH levels, and high salt concentrations. Additionally, their cell walls are often adapted to withstand harsh environments.

Answer 3

Because