Biology, 20.03.2020 03:52 aschultz

A scientist discovered a specimen no one has ever seen before and believes it is living. He tested the specimen to determine if it is respiring, but the results were inconclusive. Over the weeks, he recorded the mass and dimensions and observed a sliver through the microscope. How will these last two pieces of evidence show that the specimen is living

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