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How are bacteria different from viruses

How are bacteria different from viruses
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How are bacteria different from viruses

How are bacteria different from viruses-example-1
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C. Bacteria are multicellular

viruses have no DNA or RNA so they can't be unicellular or multicellular
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the correct answer is bacteria can replicate itself. apex approved

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