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Mikrobiologiia|February 27, 2008
[Halomonas mongoliensis sp. nov. and Halomonas kenyensis sp. nov., new haloalkaliphilic denitrifiers capable of reducing N2O, isolated from soda lakes]Iu V Boltianskaia, V V Kevbrin, A M Lysenko, et al.Current Microbiology|August 4, 1998
Natronoincola histidinovorans gen. nov., sp. nov., A new alkaliphilic acetogenic anaerobeT N Zhilina, E N Detkova, F A Rainey, et al.Mikrobiologiia|November 4, 2004
[New thermophilic methanotrophs of the genus Methylocaldum]B Ts Eshinimaev, K A Medvedkova, V N Khmelenina, et al.Mikrobiologiia|September 18, 2001
[Desulfacinum subterraneum sp.nov.--a new thermophilic sulfate-reducing bacterium isolated from a high temperature oil field ]E P Rozanova, T P Turova, T V Kolganova, et al.Mikrobiologiia|February 11, 2004
[Analysis of the anaerobic microbial community capable of degrading p-toluene sulphonate]V A Shcherbakova, N A Chuvil'skaia, N P Golovchenko, et al.International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology|August 1, 2009
Isolation of the anaerobic thermoacidophilic crenarchaeote Acidilobus saccharovorans sp. nov. and proposal of Acidilobales ord. nov., including Acidilobaceae fam. nov. and Caldisphaeraceae fam. novM I Prokofeva, N A Kostrikina, T V Kolganova, et al.International Journal of Systematic Bacteriology|May 2, 1998
Thermococcus gorgonarius sp. nov. and Thermococcus pacificus sp. nov.: heterotrophic extremely thermophilic archaea from New Zealand submarine hot ventsM L Miroshnichenko, G M Gongadze, F A Rainey, et al.International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology|February 2, 2006
Tepidimicrobium ferriphilum gen. nov., sp. nov., a novel moderately thermophilic, Fe(III)-reducing bacterium of the order ClostridialesA I Slobodkin, T P Tourova, N A Kostrikina, et al.Mikrobiologiia|January 16, 2003
[Phenotypic features of Ferroplasma acidiphilum strains Yt and Y-2]T A Pivovarova, T F Kondrat'eva, S G Batrakov, et al.Mikrobiologiia|December 19, 2003
[Sulfobacillus sibiricus sp. nov., a new moderately thermophilic bacterium]V S Melamud, T A Pivovarova, T P Turova, et al.Pageof 7