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How are protists different from bacteria and archaea?

they are at least ten times larger.
they can reproduce asexually.
they are eukaryotes.
they consist of both single- and multi-celled organisms.
they have flagella to move?

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-They are at least ten times larger.

-They are eukaryotes.

-They consist of both single- and multi-celled organisms.

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Protists are different from bacteria and archaea in that;
They are at least ten times larger
They are eukaryotes
They consist of both single- and multi- celled organisms.
In contrast to prokaryotic cells, eukaryotic cells are highly organized. Bacteria and archea are prokaryotes, while all other organisms including protists, plants, animals and Fungi-are eukaryotes. Many diverse organisms such as algae, amoeba, ciliates fit the general moniker of protist.
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