Archaebacteria can torelate temperature UpTo:
Correct answer: A. 120°C
- A. 120°C
- B. 60°C
- C. 70°C
- D. None
Explanation
A group of bacteria, called archaebacteria that tolerate temperatures up to 120°C and seem to have undergone less evolutionary change than any other living species supports this vent hypothesis.
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