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Which of the following features is not unique to either prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? A. a nucleoid. B. a nucleus. C. a mitochondrion. D. a cell wall. D. a cell wall.
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Which of the following features is not unique to either prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? A. a nucleoid. B. a nucleus. C. a mitochondrion. D. a cell wall. D. a cell wall.

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D. a cell wall.

reasoning: in a prokaryotic cell, they have no nucleus or organelles. a cell wall is the only answer that is neither of those.
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