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1. What are the oldest life forms on Earth? Cytop 2. What part of the bacterial cell helps it to stick to surfaces? 3. What is the control center of a bacterial cell?

1. What are the oldest life forms on Earth? Cytop 2. What part of the bacterial cell helps it to stick to surfaces? 3. What is the control center of a bacterial cell?
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1. What are the oldest life forms on

Earth?
Cytop
2. What part of the bacterial cell
helps it to stick to surfaces?
3. What is the control center of a
bacterial cell?

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User ApenasVB
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Answer:

DNA

Step-by-step explanation:

What that guy said. hehe

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User Benjamin Allison
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What are the oldest life forms on earth?
Archeabacteria 2.
What part of the bacteria cell can help it stick to surfaces?
Pilus
3.What is the control center of the bacteria cell?
DNA
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