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What IS NOT a reason why are prokaryotes so highly adaptable? A. They can grow very fast B. They have diverse metabolic capabilities

What IS NOT a reason why are prokaryotes so highly adaptable? A. They can grow very fast B. They have diverse metabolic capabilities

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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What IS NOT a reason why are prokaryotes so highly adaptable? A. They can grow very fast B. They have diverse metabolic capabilities C. They mutate at higher rates D. They can carry out sexual reproduction E. They have small genomes and a small size F. They can transfer genes among themselves G. They can carry out transcription & translation at the same time.
Transcribed Image Text:What IS NOT a reason why are prokaryotes so highly adaptable? A. They can grow very fast B. They have diverse metabolic capabilities C. They mutate at higher rates D. They can carry out sexual reproduction E. They have small genomes and a small size F. They can transfer genes among themselves G. They can carry out transcription & translation at the same time.
Which statement among A - E is false? A. Microbes are ubiquitous → found everywhere B. Microbes in/on our bodies outnumber our own cells (1014 to 1013) C. Marine microbes supply 5% of the Earth's 02. D. Microbes take in >90% of the nitrogen from Earth's atmosphere; and add 75% back to it. E. Barely 0.1% of microbes on Earth are able to be grown i the lab NITROG F. None are false. Aightning Nitrogen Flation
Transcribed Image Text:Which statement among A - E is false? A. Microbes are ubiquitous → found everywhere B. Microbes in/on our bodies outnumber our own cells (1014 to 1013) C. Marine microbes supply 5% of the Earth's 02. D. Microbes take in >90% of the nitrogen from Earth's atmosphere; and add 75% back to it. E. Barely 0.1% of microbes on Earth are able to be grown i the lab NITROG F. None are false. Aightning Nitrogen Flation
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