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A nucleic acid is a a. micromolecule. b. macromolecule. c. trait. d. gene.
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A nucleic acid is a

a. micromolecule.
b. macromolecule.
c. trait.
d. gene.

User Farid Imranov
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b: macromolecule
good example is DNA which is a huge molecule
macro means large
hope this helps!
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