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The correct answer would be reproduction.
Single-celled organisms usually reproduce asexually with the help of cell division.
Asexual reproduction is a type of reproduction which takes place without the fusion of gametes and hence required only one parent.
Various types of asexual reproduction are fission (binary or multiple), budding, fragmentation, vegetative propagation etc.
Unicellular organism usually divide by fission either binary or multiple.
In binary fission, a parent cell divide into two equal sized daughter cells such as observed in bacteria.
In multiple fission, a parent cell divides into multiple daughter cells as observed in multiple fission of sporozoans etc. During this, parental nucleus divides several times with the help of mitosis without cytokinesis which produces several nuclei within a parent cell. The cytokinesis then takes place which results in separation and production of multiple daughter cells.
The correct answer is option D, They both lack nuclear membrane
Both Archaea and Bacteria belongs to the prokaryotic and thus have no cell nucleus or any other membrane-bound organelles in their cells. These two are single celled and reproduce through binary fission.
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The conditions of the early Earth were not at all feasible for the survival of life. The primitive conditions of the earth had a very heated environment. There was not enough amount of free oxygen present. The only oxygen that was found at that time was in the water molecules of in other molecules and hence there was no free oxygen. Some prokaryotes, which were able to survive in hydrothermal vents were able to survive in these primitive conditions.
TMV is not an additional hazard for smokers because the humans are not within the range of hosts of the TMV virus and so the humans cannot be infected. The Tobacco Mosaic Virus is actually a single stranded RNA virus that infects a wide variety of plants and especially the tobacco plants. The main signal is the discoloration of the leaves of the plants.
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Scientists agree that there's oxygen from ocean plants in every breath we take. Most of this oxygen comes from tiny ocean plants – called phytoplankton – that live near the water's surface and drift with the currents. Like all plants, they photosynthesize – that is, they use sunlight and carbon dioxide to make food.
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