Giardia is a cukaryotic organism that can cause intestinal illness in dogs, cats, and humans. Which of the following distinguishes Giardia from all prokaryotes?

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Patrick Da Silva · Answer 1 · 2021-08-30T07:05:51+0000

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Its has a nucleus

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Giardia is a microscopic single celled prokaryotic organism that causes giardiasis. Giardiasis is an intestinal Infection in humans and dogs which is caused by giardia. It is an eukaryotic organism that have nucleus and nuclear membrane but it lacks other ORGANELLES that are present in Eukaryotic organisms. It causes diarrhoea in humans and woman's can get infected from dogs.

Giardia is a cukaryotic organism that can cause intestinal illness in dogs, cats, and humans. Which of the following distinguishes Giardia from all prokaryotes?

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