The domains archaea and eubacteria are similar in
thatall
a. live in extreme environment...
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The domains archaea and eubacteria are similar in
thatall
a. live in extreme environments
b. carry on photosynthesis
c. lack a nucleus
d. carry on aerobic respiration
would the answer be c. lack a nucleus?
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