Why are Bacteria successful?

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01-04-2016
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Why are Bacteria successful?

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thesmartgirl thesmartgirl · Answer 1 · 2016-04-01T03:06:53+02:00

thesmartgirl thesmartgirl

01-04-2016

Bacteria are so successful because they reproduce asexually meaning that they can make more offsprings at a shorter amount of time. Because they reproduce asexually, if that one bacteria is resistant to a certain other organism, so will its offsprings.

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LocaRiv LocaRiv · Answer 2 · 2016-04-01T03:07:37+02:00

LocaRiv LocaRiv

01-04-2016

Because they can live in the hottest and coldest of places. No other life form on this planet has multiplied as much and conquered so many different places.

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