Biology, 18.04.2020 20:44 gabrielolivas59

How are anaerobic bacteria different from fish?

a. Fish produce lots of young; anaerobic bacteria cannot reproduce.

b. Fish require oxygen to survive; anaerobic bacteria don't.

c. Certain species of fish thrive in polluted water; anaerobic bacteria cannot.

d. Fish thrive in very hot temperatures; anaerobic bacteria thrive in very cold temperature.

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