Which of the following is an example of where archaebacteria can be found? A. in drinking water B. in hot springs C. in food D. in the air

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Which of the following is an example of where archaebacteria can be found?

A. in drinking water
B. in hot springs
C. in food
D. in the air

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Archaebacteria is the correct andwer

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archaebacteria are most found in hot springs

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