Identify novel microorganism that was discovered

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Based on dynamics of microbial growth what are the characteristics to determine or would look to identify novel microorganism that was discovered? Give an example. include in-text citation and credible reference according to Nester's microbiology: A human perspective with Connect (10th ed.).

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