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The places we swabbed for bacteria was the railing around the gym, the cadet center floor, a book from the middle school library, and a locker lock. For our exposure we placed our petri dish in one of the girls bathrooms.

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You are more likely to find bacteria in places that are not often cleaned or areas where a lot of people go.

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Bacteria is found in these places because bacteria lives on skin, and more populated areas have more of a chance for humans to spread bacteria. If places are not cleaned often, there is time given to the bacteria to grow and reproduce in those areas.

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The data supports my claim. The areas that were not often cleaned (like the cadet center floor, we swabbed a corner) did grow more bacteria on the dish. Places that were often touched like the railing and the locker lock did grow a lot of bacteria as well.

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1. Railing Around the Gym
2. Cadet Center Floor
3. Book in the Middle School Library
4. Locker Lock

Exposure - Girls Bathroom

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1. Railing Around the Gym
2. Cadet Center Floor
3. Book in Middle School Library
4. Locker Lock

Exposure - Girls Bathroom