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What characteristic of life does a virus actually have on its own? a) It is made of one or more cells. b) The has DNA or RNA c) It grows and develops d) It can reproduce on its own
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What characteristic of life does a virus actually have on its own?

a) It is made of one or more cells.
b) The has DNA or RNA
c) It grows and develops
d) It can reproduce on its own

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D it can grow and develop

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