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According to the mode of respiration, bacteria can be aerobic or anaerobic. Each of them is further of two types, obligate and facultative.
Regarding above information match the following Columns.

A

`{:(A,B,C,D),("4-(i),","3-(iii),","1-(iv),","3-(ii)"):}`

B

`{:(A,B,C,D),("4-(i),","3-(ii),","2-(iii),","1-(iv)"):}`

C

`{:(A,B,C,D),("1-(ii),","2-(i),","3-(iv),","4-(iii)"):}`

D

`{:(A,B,C,D),("4-(iii),","3-(iv),","2-(i),","1-(ii)"):}`

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