👉 Tetratominae are a group of microbacteria that belong to the family of Firmicutes, which is also known as the "tetrathionuses." They primarily inhabit soil and water bodies on land, including lakes, rivers, and wetlands. The term "tetram" refers to four cells in their cell structure, giving them a tetrad (fourfold) structure, making them unique among bacteria in terms of their cellular organization.
