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How does one confirm that a fungus is thermally dimorphic?
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By converting from the yeast form to mold form by reincubating at 37ºC
By converting from the mold form to yeast form by incubating mold subcultures at 37°C
By converting from the yeast form to mold form by reincubating at 23ºC
By converting from the mold form to the yeast form by reincubating at 23ºC
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