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Viruses and bacteria are both microscopic and can both cause disease. Viruses differ from bacteria in that all viruses A. have cell walls. B. need a living host cell to reproduce. C. cause insect transmitted
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Viruses and bacteria are both microscopic and can both cause disease. Viruses differ from bacteria in that all viruses

A. have cell walls.
B. need a living host cell to reproduce.
C. cause insect transmitted diseases.
D. can be destroyed by antibiotics.

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THE ANSWER IS BEEEE LIKE "B"

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