Lesson: Chapter 13 — The Living World

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Question 3

What is the chief difference between Archaea and Bacteria?

A Archaea are eukaryotic and bacteria are prokaryotic B Archaea are multicellular and bacteria are unicellular C Archaea are large and bacteria are small D Archaea cannot be destroyed by antibiotics and bacteria can

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Archaea cannot be destroyed by antibiotics and bacteria can. Archaea are not sensitive to most antibiotics.

Both are prokaryotic, so the nucleus is not what separates them. The nucleus is what separates both of them from Eukarya.

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