Answer:
Infection with these microorganisms would be even more noticeable in cold stages where temperatures are less than 28 degrees, since in this way the microorganisms would not survive in the external environment and would less infect amphibians.
Explanation:
Also keep in mind that water at different latitudes may have a greater or less warmth (that is the reason why in some areas it is said that its boiling point is not 100 degrees Celsius but around 83).
The warmer the water, the more amphibian mortality because there will be more infection since the microorganism manages to survive in an environment suitable for its needs.
A) the water particles must have lost energy. As things get warmer, the particles have more kinetic energy and begin to move faster.
The answer is A. Differentiation
C. Halophile is the correct answer
