What is the adaptation hypothesis?
A) The phage mutates so it can't infect bacteria any longer.
B) The phage stimulates the bacteria to mutate to become immune to the phage.
C) The phage and bacteria both mutate so the phage becomes less virulent.
D) The phage mutates to infect bacteria more effectively.
E) The bacteria will mutate so it can become an auxotroph.
Answer: B
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