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You are setting up your own lab, where you plan to study proteobacteria. you have narrowed your research focus and decided that you are most interested in the role of proteobacteria in the global nitrogen cycle. which species of proteobacteria should your researchers study?
check all that apply.
a. alphab. betac. epsilond. deltae. gamma
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