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A virus is not considered a true living thing because it lacks one of the requirements of life. The ability to respond to stimuli The ability to reproduce The ability to grow and develop The ability to
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A virus is not considered a true living thing because it lacks one of the requirements of life.
The ability to respond to stimuli
The ability to reproduce
The ability to grow and develop
The ability to utilize a form of energy
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viruses lack the ability
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Viruses lack the ability to respond to stimuli! Hope this helps.
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