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What does "eu" "kary" mean? A. true carrier B. new carrier C. true nucleus
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What does "eu" "kary" mean?
A. true carrier
B. new carrier
C. true nucleus
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C is your answer
Step-by-step explanation:
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i think it's true nucleus
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