00:01
Okay, so the question is matching the tubes with the oxygen tolerance description.
00:08
So with a, we have all the bacteria growing on the bottom.
00:13
It is an obligate anerobe because they can't tolerate the oxygen concentration.
00:19
And remember, the closer the fluid is to the open air interface, the more oxygenate is going to be.
00:27
So there's decreasing oxygen as you go down.
00:31
And it's an obligate a first one is an obliqueen anerobe because it's only growing at the very very bottom, which would be anorobic.
00:40
Okay, the next one, b is growing at the top, so it's an obligate a rope.
00:47
Okay, c is going right in the middle, which means there is just a tiny bit of oxygen, just not a lot.
00:55
Which would make that one a microarophile.
00:58
You can use a small amount of oxygen.
01:04
Then we have d.
01:06
Mostly growing at the top, some of the cells are growing near the bottom as well that are in a more that are in a well, i guess let's just say they can take advantage of the resources.
01:20
And so for that group, this is known as a facultative anerobe.
01:24
That means that what facultative anore means that if they need to, they can totally grow in an anaerobic environment.
01:32
But most of the time, these facultative anorbs prefer oxygenated environments.
01:42
Identify, oh, identify bacteria that exists different oxygen requirements.
01:48
Okay.
01:50
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