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Viewed Through A Microscope, A Sample Of Natural Water Is Seen To Contain A Cluster Of Sphere-shaped Bacteria, But No Rod-shaped Or Spiral-shaped Bacteria. Which Of The Following Conclusions Is Best Supported By This Observation?

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the natural water sample contain at least two type of bacteria

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The natural water sample contains only one type of bacteria.

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