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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 Paul LeBeau
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The answer is a; at one point archaea and bacteria were thought to be the same thing, but upon further analysis a few differences were found(namely the differences in there cell membrane/walls)
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