Rare/Unclassified Taxa

Location

# of Reads/100ml

Remarks

Exiguobacterium sp. (Firmicutes)

Midpoint of warm spring

1910

Ability to survive in varied temperatures—hot springs and glaciers. permafrost. YT2 strain involved in biodegradation of polystrene [19]

Uliginosibacterium sp. (Proteobacteria)

Confluence of warm and cold spring

10

Most members isolated from freshwater sediments. Motile species involved in iron reduction, degradation of aromatic compounds, denitrification [20]

Vogesella sp. (Proteobacteria)

Confluence of warm and cold spring

7

Genus consists of approximately 5 species isolated from soil sediment, pond and spring water samples. Aerobic and chemoheterotrophic [22]

Dyadobacter sp. (Bacteroidetes)

Midpoint of cold spring

5

12 known members including Dyadobactersoli (starch degrading), Dyadobacter jianguensis (degrades methyl red), Dyadobacter fermentans (associated with Zea mays) [23]

Methylobacterium sp. (Proteobacteria)

Midpoint of warm spring

3

Genus consists of 18 species found in aquatic systems, soil and hospital environments. Ability to use methanol, formate as a sole carbon source

RB25 class (Acidobacteria)

Cold spring outflow

3

Low abundance Acidobacteria detected in sludge treated soil [24]

Ellin6075 (Acidobacteria)

Cold spring outflow

Confluence of warm and cold spring

2

3

Subdivision 4 of Acidobacteria with 2 known isolates—Chloroacidobacterium thermophilum and a Pyrimimonas sp.—thermophilic [25]

ABS-6 class (AD3 phylum)

Cold spring outflow

1

Dominant phyla found in cave sediment samples, close lineages to Chloroflexi and Armatimonadetes phyla [26]

CCU21 order (Acidobacteria)

Confluence of warm and cold spring

1

Detected and shown to be resistant to silver nanoparticles in a river sediment [27]

MB-A2-108 (Actinobacteria)

Cold spring outflow

1

Closest relative—Frankia (myracanod) isolated from deep marine sediments [28]

Rubrobacteraceae (Actinobacteria)

Cold spring outflow

1

Moderately thermophilic and have been isolated from hot springs, species tolerate high levels of ionizing radiation—Rubrobacter sp. [21]

OPB56 (Chlorobi)

Confluence of warm and cold spring

1

Recovered from Obsidian pools in Yellowstone National park. Detailed phylogeny but function unknown [29]

CO119 (Chloroflexi)

Midpoint of warm spring

1

No information found

DH61 order (Planctomycetes)

Confluence of warm and cold spring

1

No information found

S085 class (Chlorofexi)

Cold spring outflow

1

No information found

Candidatus Solibacter (Acidobacteria)

Confluence of warm and cold spring

1

Candidatus Solibacterusiaticus strain Ellin6067 has a 2 - 5 times larger genome than other Acidobacteria. Traits could provide metabolic, defensive and regulatory advantages [30]