If the generation time for species A is 3 hours and the generation time for species B is 6 hours, and you startwith 100 cells each, after 24 hours, which species would have more growth?A. Species B because it has a longer generation timeB. Species B because it has a shorter generation timeC. Species A because it has a longer generation timeO D. Species A because it has a shorter generation time

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If the generation time for species A is 3 hours and the generation time for species B is 6 hours, and you start with 100 cells each, after 24 hours, which species would have more growth? O A. Species B because it has a longer generation time B. Species B because it has a shorter generation time C. Species A because it has a longer generation time O D. Species A because it has a shorter generation time

If the generation time for species A is 3 hours and the generation time for species B is 6 hours, and you start with 100 cells each, after 24 hours, which species would have more growth? O A. Species B because it has a longer generation time B. Species B because it has a shorter generation time C. Species A because it has a longer generation time O D. Species A because it has a shorter generation time

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Chapter13: Diversity Of Microbes, Fungi, And Protists

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