Belongs within: Micrococcineae.
The Dermabacteraceae are a group of Gram-positive bacteria found in a range of habitats, including soils and in association with animals as commensals or facultative pathogens.
<==Dermabacteraceae
|--Dermabacter hominis BS03
`--Brachybacterium BS03
|--+--B. muris Buczolits, Schumann et al. 2003 BS03
| `--+--B. nesterenkovii BS03
| `--B. rhamnosum BS03
`--+--+--B. fresconis BS03
| `--B. sacelli BS03
`--+--+--B. alimentarium BS03
| `--B. tyrofermentans BS03
`--+--B. faecium BS03
`--+--B. conglomeratum BS03
`--B. paraconglomeratum BS03
*Type species of generic name indicated
REFERENCES
[BS03] Buczolits, S., P. Schumann, G. Weidler, C. Radax & H.-J. Busse. 2003. Brachybacterium muris sp. nov., isolated from the liver of a laboratory mouse strain. International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology 53: 1955–1960.
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