In which of the following phage prophage exists as a circular form?

In which of the following phage prophage exists as a circular form? Correct Answer Phage P1 type

In lysogeny of the P1 type, viral DNA does not normally become integrated into the host chromosome. Instead the prophage exists as a circular, self-replicating, double-stranded DNA element termed a plasmid.
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