Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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The term psychrophile?
a. refers to an organism that has an optimum growth within the range of -5 to 20oC
b. refers to an organism that has an optimum growth at near neutral pH
c. refers to an organism that has an optimum growth between 50 and 80oC
c. refers to an organism that has an optimum growth between 50 and 80oC
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