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What aspect of the structure of a virus is similar to all living things? * A. microscopic size B. absence of nuclei C. presence of nucleic acid D. requirement of a host cell or …

What aspect of the structure of a virus is similar to all living things? * A. microscopic size B. absence of nuclei C. presence of nucleic acid D. requirement of a host cell or …
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What aspect of the structure of a virus is similar to all living things? *

A. microscopic size
B. absence of nuclei
C. presence of nucleic acid
D. requirement of a host cell or body

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User Jon Edmiston
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C. presence of nucleic acid

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User Arnouf
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C, presence of nucleic acid. not all living things are microscopic, many living things have nuclei in their cells, and not all living things need a host cell or body.
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