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The Classification of Bacterial Species Does Not Fit the Usual

Question 21

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The classification of bacterial species does not fit the usual definition of species. This is because bacteria

A) cannot exchange genetic material.
B) are eukaryotic.
C) have a high rate of gene flow.
D) reproduce asexually.

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