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• Give at least 3 reasons why viruses are considered non-living and therefore NOT classified into the Linnaean system of life.
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• Give at least 3 reasons why viruses are considered non-living and therefore NOT classified into the Linnaean system of life.

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A virus is not a bacteria, but it is caused by a bacteria. A virus causes the immune system to weaken.
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