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How do some bacteria survive in unfavorable conditions? They use adaptations encoded on plasmids. They form an endospore around themselves. They release toxins to destroy immune response. They multiply
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How do some bacteria survive in unfavorable conditions?

They use adaptations encoded on plasmids.
They form an endospore around themselves.
They release toxins to destroy immune response.
They multiply rapidly to increase their population.

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The answer to this question is D. They multiply rapidly to increase their population. I sure do hope this helped dear! XD

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