Select the correct answer from the parenthesis: Facultatively anaerobic bacteria undergoes a process of (fermentation, the citric acid cycle), that takes place in the absence of (oxygen, carbon dioxide) and begins with a molecule of (glucose, protein) and ends with molecules of (amino acids, an organic end product). These types of bacteria are considered as chemoheterotroph, which use energy from (light, organic compounds) to synthesize (carbohydrate, oxygen gas) and are typified by species of (Escherichia coli, Nitrosomonas)

Select the correct answer from the parenthesis: Facultatively anaerobic bacteria undergoes a process of (fermentation, the citric acid cycle), that takes place in the absence of (oxygen, carbon dioxide) and begins with a molecule of (glucose, protein) and ends with molecules of (amino acids, an organic end product). These types of bacteria are considered as chemoheterotroph, which use energy from (light, organic compounds) to synthesize (carbohydrate, oxygen gas) and are typified by species of (Escherichia coli, Nitrosomonas)

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