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Which is the best characteristics that distinguishes the kingdom archaebacteria from the kingdom eubacteria

Which is the best characteristics that distinguishes the kingdom archaebacteria from the kingdom eubacteria
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Which is the best characteristics that distinguishes the kingdom archaebacteria from the kingdom eubacteria

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cell wall structrure

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Archaea are a type of bacteria that do not have a nucleus. They have all the organelles of a normal bacteria, but they just have a "nucleoid region" where the DNA stays.

They also have a cell wall, which is generally found in plants.
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