Biology

Roger Lane

3 May, 13:38

Archaea are different from bacteria in that Archaea

A. have structures that are more similar to bacterial structures.

B. have molecules that are different from eukaryotic molecules.

C. have structures and molecules that are more similar to eukaryotes than bacteria.

D. developed before bacteria.

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