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An organism is prokaryotic. based on this can you tell whether it is a member of eubacteria or archeabacteria
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An organism is prokaryotic. based on this can you tell whether it is a member of eubacteria or archeabacteria

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No, you cannot, because both eubacteria and archeabacteria are prokaryotes. You'd have to look deeper into the organism's other traits. 
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