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Hydrogen sulfide in spoiling fish arises from bacterial metabolism of
Answer: C
Shewanella putrefaciens degrades sulfur-containing amino acids and proteins to hydrogen sulfide, which is considered a main source of fishy odour alongside trimethylamine. The two products together account for most of what the nose detects in spoiled fish.
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