A bacterium is best described as a A. type of eukaryote B. type of virus C. nonliving particle D. unicellular prokaryote

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A bacterium is best described as a

A. type of eukaryote
B. type of virus
C. nonliving particle
D. unicellular prokaryote

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Answer:check the picture guys

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A bacterium is best described as a A. type of eukaryote B. type of virus C. nonliving-example-1

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