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A researcher has discovered a new species of bacteria that is remarkably similar to e. coli in its morphology and rrna sequences. how should the bacteria be classified?
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A researcher has discovered a new species of bacteria that is remarkably similar to e. coli in its morphology and rrna sequences. how should the bacteria be classified?
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e. coli in its morphology and rrna sequences. how should the bacteria be classified?
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Eubacteria because it is similar to ecoli
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As a proteobacteria :)
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