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Which type of archaebacteria lives in the intestines of cows? O a) halophiles b) methanogens c) thermophiles d) acidophiles
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Which type of archaebacteria lives in the intestines of cows?

O a) halophiles
b) methanogens
c) thermophiles
d) acidophiles

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it is b, methane is produced in the rumen and hindgut of animals by a group of Archaea known collectively as methanogens, which belong to the phylum Euryarcheota.
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b Methanogens

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