What distinguishes bacteria from archaea?
a. all archaea live in extreme environments, and ba...
Biology, 31.10.2019 10:31 sydneyharding36191
What distinguishes bacteria from archaea?
a. all archaea live in extreme environments, and bacteria do not.
b. all archaea are unicellular, and some bacteria are multicellular.
c. archaean dna is made up a different set of nucleotide bases than is bacterial dna.
d. archaean cell walls are made up of different compounds than are bacterial cell walls.
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