Which of the following statements is NOT true about microorganisms? A. Microorganisms such as bacteria are able to combine to form larger structures such as organs. B. All life forms on Earth require the presence of microorganisms within their own habitat or they cannot survive. C. If not for microorganisms, there would not be oxygen on Earth to support most living species. D. Microorganisms form the largest mass of living material on Earth in comparison to all other life forms.
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