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Compare and contrast two different ecological strategies that sulfide-oxidizing bacteria use to access sulfide and oxygen.
Lean Male
A term referring to a male with a low percentage of body fat and a higher proportion of muscle mass.
Extracellular Cation
Positively charged ions found outside cells, playing critical roles in fluid balance, muscle contraction, and neural activity.
Extracellular Anion
A negatively charged ion located outside the cell in the extracellular fluid, which helps maintain the cell's electrochemical gradient and osmotic pressure.
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The process by which the sweat glands produce sweat, a fluid consisting of water, salts, and other substances, to cool the body down.
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