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An Anaerobic Organism is an organism which can survive in the absence of oxygen.

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−	An Anaerobic Organism is an [[organism]] which can survive in the absence of [[oxygen]]. During the period of time which the prophet Jonah spent in the Biblical whale, it is consider likely that he was rendered anaerobic in order to survive in the oxygen-poor environment <ref>http://www.ex-atheist.com/contending-for-the-faith.html</ref>.	+	An Anaerobic Organism is an [[organism]] which can survive in the absence of [[oxygen]].

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