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A unicellular, prokaryotic organism is discovered by scientists. Are these characteristics enough to place it in a domain, or is more information needed?
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A unicellular, prokaryotic organism is discovered by scientists. Are these characteristics enough to place it in a domain, or is more information needed?

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more information is needed, because organisms from both the bacteria and archaea domains are prokaryotic and unicellular.

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More information are needed because it could be in the domain Bacredit or Archaea.

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