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Compare viruses to a definitely living organism, such as a giraffe, and a definitely non-living object, such as a rock. Do viruses have more in common with the living organism or the non-living object
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Compare viruses to a definitely living organism, such as a giraffe, and a definitely non-living object, such as a rock. Do viruses have more in common with the living organism or the non-living object

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Viruses have to adapt to environment in similar ways that and replicate like living organisms do, however viruses aren’t made out of cells and they infect cells of hosts.
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