The phenomenon of microbial antagonism can be explained by

a. certain normal biota directly kill other species by phagocytosis
b. normal biota members change the chemical environment making it hostile to other species
c. the immune system only recognizes certain species for destruction
d. there is limited space for occupation in or on certain areas of the human body


b. normal biota members change the chemical environment making it hostile to other species
d. there is limited space for occupation in or on certain areas of the human body

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