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How are viruses and bacteria different? A. Viruses reproduce through the lytic cycle. Bacteria reproduce through the lysogenic cycle. B. Bacteria are living, and viruses are nonliving. C. Viruses are living,
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How are viruses and bacteria different?

A. Viruses reproduce through the lytic cycle. Bacteria reproduce
through the lysogenic cycle.

B. Bacteria are living, and viruses are nonliving.

C. Viruses are living, and bacteria are nonliving.

D. Bacteria reproduce through the lytic cycle. Viruses reproduce
through the lysogenic cycle.

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D. Bacteria reproduce through the lytic cycle. Viruses reproduce through the lysogenic cycle.

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