Methanogens, which produce methane gas, are found in which habitat?
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Correct answer: Marshy areas and gut of ruminants
Methanogens are a type of archaebacteria present in marshy areas. They also live in the gut of several ruminant animals like cows and buffaloes, helping in the production of biogas.
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