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How are bacteria different from viruses? A. Bacteria can replicate themselves. B. Bacteria are not killed by antibiotics. C. Bacteria are multicellular. D. Bacteria are eukaryot…

How are bacteria different from viruses? A. Bacteria can replicate themselves. B. Bacteria are not killed by antibiotics. C. Bacteria are multicellular. D. Bacteria are eukaryot…
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How are bacteria different from viruses?

A. Bacteria can replicate themselves.
B. Bacteria are not killed by antibiotics.
C. Bacteria are multicellular.
D. Bacteria are eukaryotes.

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Bacteria can replicate themselves.

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