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Which of the following is a difference between viruses and prokaryotes? Viruses and prokaryotes both adapt in response to their environments. Viruses and prokaryotes both depend on a host to reproduce.
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Which of the following is a difference between viruses and prokaryotes?

Viruses and prokaryotes both adapt in response to their environments.

Viruses and prokaryotes both depend on a host to reproduce.

Viruses and prokaryotes originated at the same time on Earth.

Viruses and prokaryotes are both unicellular with a nucleoid region.

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its the right answer .

Viruses and prokaryotes both adapt in response to their environments.

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