Biology 2010 Student Edition

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Chapter 18, Classification - 18.3 - Building the Tree of Life - 18.3 Assessment - Page 528: 3c

Answer

Introns are sometimes present in Archaea but rarely in bacteria. Bacteria have only one type of RNA polymerase, while there are several types in Archaea. Histones are present in Archaea but not in bacteria. There are only unbranched lipids in bacteria; some lipids are branched in Archaea.

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Introns are sometimes present in Archaea but rarely in bacteria. Bacteria have only one type of RNA polymerase, while there are several types in Archaea. Histones are present in Archaea but not in bacteria. There are only unbranched lipids in bacteria; some lipids are branched in Archaea.
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