Biofilms ____.
A) are formed by prokaryotes living in a watery environment
B) may develop on surgical implants
C) are exemplified by dental plaque
D) are formed by prokaryotes living in a watery environment and may develop on surgical implants
E) are formed by prokaryotes living in a watery environment, may develop on surgical implants, and are exemplified by dental plaque

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Biofilms are communities of prokaryotes that attach to each other and often also to a surface, thriving in moist environments. They can indeed form on medical devices such as surgical implants and are exemplified by dental plaque, showcasing their ability to develop in various contexts.