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QUESTION PROKARYOTES EUKARYOTES VIRUSES Does it have a nucleus? Does it have membrane-bound organelles? Does it have a cell membrane? Does it have DNA? Is it small, smallest or biggest in size of the three?

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QUESTION PROKARYOTES EUKARYOTES VIRUSES Does it have a nucleus? Does it have membrane-bound organelles? Does it have a cell membrane? Does it have DNA? Is it small, smallest or biggest in size of the three? Imagine in the future that you are an astrobiologist (astrobiologists are scientists who look for life in space) on a mission to another planet. You have discovered something that may or may not be alive, may or may not be prokaryotic or eukaryotic. What information could you gather and analyze about its structure to determine the answer? How can you justify (support) your answer?

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Kuba Wasilczyk · Answer 1 · 2021-01-19T05:28:40+0000

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the prokaryotic virus does not have a nucleus (????) but I do think it has a membrane bound organelle. cant answer the rest. Hope this helps!!!

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I did it in biology but the teacher was a bit of a bad teacher.

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