Biology, 27.08.2021 18:20 mazielynn84
The bacteria Aliivibrio fischeri luminesce when the population reaches about 1011 bacteria per mL of water. Identify the signal and the response in this scenario.
a. Luminesce is the signal and increased population is the response.
b. A population of 10^11 bacteria per mL of water is the signal and luminesce is the response.
c. Water is the signal and a population of 10^11 bacteria per mL is the response.
d. Aliivibrio fischeri is the signal and luminesce is the response.
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