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What is the constant high temperature at which organisms are able to live in thermal vents and volcanoes? A. 250 degrees Celsius B. 250 degrees Fahrenheit C. 250 degrees Kelvin D. 250 degrees Newton
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What is the constant high temperature at which organisms are able to live in thermal vents and volcanoes? A. 250 degrees Celsius B. 250 degrees Fahrenheit C. 250 degrees Kelvin D. 250 degrees Newton

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I truly believe 250 Celsius because 250 degrees Fahrenheit is extremely hot and I don't believe any living organism can live in that type of heat and the other two answers just don't  make any sense to me. I hope this helps!
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it is actually 250 degrees Fahrenheit

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