What are microorganisms, What are microorganisms? Where are

What are microorganisms

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Question 1: What are microorganisms? Where are they found?

Question 2: Explain why the terms "microbe" and "pathogens" are not interchangeable terms.

Question 3: Identify and describe 3 features that all living things have in common (can be structures, functions or processes).

Question 4: What are some examples of non-living microbes? Why aren't they classified as "living"?

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