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    The Term Used to Describe the Life Forms Capable of Withstanding
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The Term Used to Describe the Life Forms Capable of Withstanding

Question 35

Question 35

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The term used to describe the life forms capable of withstanding a variety of harsh environments is:


A) methanogen
B) halophile
C) extremophile
D) thermophile
E) normophile

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