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A difference between bacteria and archaea is A. the makeup of their cell walls. B. whether they have a cell wall. C. size. D. whether they have a nucleus.
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A difference between bacteria and archaea is

A. the makeup of their cell walls.
B. whether they have a cell wall.
C. size.
D. whether they have a nucleus.

User Leni Kirilov
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I want to Say A - I searched google and it said that Archaea has something called membrane lipid bonding, ( which is oils and fat ) I didn't see anything about nucleus, size, or cell wall.

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