Yes ( my answer is too short, but yes, they can turn from one into the other in process like compression, heating, etc.)
a type of organism that no longer exist on earth is said to be extinct.
Cattle are able to survive on a diet consisting almost entirely of plant material because cattle D. have cellulose-digesting, symbiotic microorganisms in chambers of their stomachs
Cellulose-digesting, symbiotic microorganisms are present in chambers of their stomachs of a cattle dependent on the plant material.
Cattle is herbivore animals which is dependent on plant material like grass, leaf which contains cellulose in them.
Cellulose has to be digested in the stomach of cattle by the microorganisms present in them.
The stomach of a cattle have chambers in which microorganisms are present. The microorganisms are symbiotic in association and have the capability to digest the Cellulose present in the plant material.
These cellulose digesting bacteria is called as Ruminococcus which is present in the rumen or stomach of the cattle or any herbivore animal. They have the capability to digest cellulose.
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