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Which feature is most commonly used to describe bacterial and archaeal cells? a) no cell walls single-celled b) no nucleus c) no cellular membranes

Which feature is most commonly used to describe bacterial and archaeal cells? a) no cell walls single-celled b) no nucleus c) no cellular membranes
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Which feature is most commonly used to describe bacterial and archaeal cells?

a) no cell walls single-celled
b) no nucleus
c) no cellular membranes

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B. Archaea and bacteria have no nucleus
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