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H. pylori is a bacterium that causes stomach ulcers. What can you conclude from the data shown below which indicates bacteria found in the stomach of people with and without an H. pylori infection?

▸ People infected with H. pylori have more bacteria in their stomachs than uninfected people.

▸ The microbiomes between infected and uninfected people are identical.

▸ People that are uninfected eat healthier diets than infected people.

▸ Uninfected people have less proteobacteria in their stomach than infected people.

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