There are bacteria, like the Pseudomonas fluorescens and Marimonas protea, that can reside even in frozen surfaces. They do it by entering a dormant state where they wait patiently to be free from ice and grow again.
Bacterial adaptation to cold surroundings also involves changes in their membrane composition and translation and transcription machinery. This includes bacterial conjugation.
The answer is A.
This is happen during anaphase when two chromatids separate and move towards opposite poles,
Answer:
if your on a mountian it colder
Explanation:
it is not because trees do not grow fast enough
B) short because it has both t alleles and no T alleles
