Asked by Anonymous
During an experiment, a scientist observed prokaryotes that lived near volcanic vents deep in the ocean. The scientist most likely observed
a, photoautotrophs
b. chemoautotrophs ****
c. heterotrophs
d. photoheterotrophs
a, photoautotrophs
b. chemoautotrophs ****
c. heterotrophs
d. photoheterotrophs
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Answered by
Anonymous
Volcanos are known for sulfer production, so chemotrophs are the most likely bacteria observed at the location.
Answered by
Anonymous
Chemotrophs and chemoautotrophs are essentially the same; your answer is what I would go with.
Answered by
Mathboi
1. B - Chemoautotrophs
2. A - They should use antibiotics only when necessary
3. B - Conserve water
4. D - The gametophyte has become smaller, and the sporophyte has become larger.
5. D - Dry areas on land
6. D - Grow close to the ground
7. D - A triploid cell
8. A - They are tiny
9. C - Lyse the host cell right away
Hope this helps! ^^
2. A - They should use antibiotics only when necessary
3. B - Conserve water
4. D - The gametophyte has become smaller, and the sporophyte has become larger.
5. D - Dry areas on land
6. D - Grow close to the ground
7. D - A triploid cell
8. A - They are tiny
9. C - Lyse the host cell right away
Hope this helps! ^^
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