Which of the following groups of bacteria require or will use oxygen for respiration i. obligate aerobes ii. facultative anaerobes iii. obligate anaerobes iv. microaerophile v. aerotolerant anaerobe i & iv ii. & iv Oi&ii i, ii, iv ii & iv

Which of the following groups of bacteria require or will use oxygen for respiration i. obligate aerobes ii. facultative anaerobes iii. obligate anaerobes iv. microaerophile v. aerotolerant anaerobe i & iv ii. & iv Oi&ii i, ii, iv ii & iv

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Chapter42: Basic Microbiology

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Which of the following groups of bacteria require or will use oxygen for
respiration
i. obligate aerobes ii. facultative anaerobes iii. obligate anaerobes
iv. microaerophile v. aerotolerant anaerobe
i & iv
ii. & iv
Oi&ii
i, ii, iv
ii & iv

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