Which Of the following is not a reason why micro organisms  are commonly able to evolve very quickly? Generation times of most microorganisms are short. microorganisms pathogenic to humans are often subjected to extreme selective pressures  most microorganisms have means of transferring genetic material between individuals  the time between cell divisions of many unicellular organisms is relatively small some microorganisms have lower mutations rates that most organisms

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