Multiple Choice
Prokaryotes can be divided into two major lineages: Archaea and Bacteria. Archaea differ from Bacteria in that Archaea
A) have membrane-bound organelles.
B) do not have a cell wall.
C) have distinctive lipids in the cell membrane.
D) have a cytoskeleton.
E) have a larger ribosome similar to eukaryotes.
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