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Mycoplasma Lost Their Cell Walls Via Reductive Evolution

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Mycoplasma lost their cell walls via reductive evolution.This was possible because


A) their cell membranes became extra thick to compensate.
B) it allowed them to not be sensitive to antibiotics that target the cell wall.
C) as obligate parasites they live in environments with constant osmolarity.
D) they live in soils with plenty of available moisture.

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