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Some bacteria have evolved to become resistant to antibiotics. Which statement is true about the evolution of these bacteria? A. Antibiotics killed the resistant ba... show full transcript
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The correct answer is C. This statement reflects the process of natural selection where advantageous mutations can confer resistance to antibiotics, allowing those bacteria to survive and reproduce more effectively in the presence of antibiotics. This is a key factor in the evolution of antibiotic resistance.
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