Which of the following applies to cyanobacteria

A. Fix carbon dioxide as C source
B. Uses inorganics as electron donor
C. Use light as energy source
D. All of these apply to cyanobacteria


Ans: D. All of these apply to cyanobacteria

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A nondrug substance made to look like a real drug

A) Ecosystem 

B) Informed consent agreement 

C) Epidemiologic studies 

D) Critical thinking 

E) Homeostasis

F) Metabolism

G) Placebo 

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I) Hypothesis 

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