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27-06-2007, 21:25
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 That's a fairly poorly worded question, but I think C is the best answer.Obligate aerobes grow very nicely in the presece of oxyge, and oxygen around, and cannot survive in the absence of oxygen (eliminates A and D). While some obligate aerobes do form spores, not all do (eliminates B). Obligate aerobes (like you) do require oxygen for respiration.
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