The science of microbial ecology deals with
A) how microbial communities interact with each other and their environment.
B) microbial activity and biodiversity.
C) microbial gene regulation mechanisms in response to environmental change.
D) how the activity and biodiversity of microbial communities affect microbial interactions with each other and the environment.
Answer: D
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A. a stop codon. B. a carboxyl group C. an amino group. D. carbon dioxide. E. None of the answers are correct.
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