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Scientists discover a species that doesn’t have any organelles. What organism could it be? Grass Yeast Slime Mold Bacteria

Scientists discover a species that doesn’t have any organelles. What organism could it be? Grass Yeast Slime Mold Bacteria
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Scientists discover a species that doesn’t have any organelles. What organism could it be?

Grass

Yeast

Slime Mold

Bacteria

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D- bacteria
The person who answered before is right
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Answer:

d) Bacteria

Step-by-step explanation:

Bacteria is the organism that doesn’t have any cell organelles. Hence, the option (d) is the correct answer.

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