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Interesting question.

"They are prokaryotes" - YES, both bacteria and Archaea are considered prokaryotes

"They reproduce by binary fission" - YES, but keep in mind (in case your teacher drops this on you in a quiz or exam) that Archaea do not form spores, which many bacteria are capable of

"They are believed to be the ancestors of plants" - ?? Not sure. If I had to guess, I would go with NO, since the general consensus is that plants developed from green algae. Check your class notes.

"They have a cell membrane made of unusual lipids" - NO, only Archaea have that (they possess unusual ether lipids as part of their cell membranes, which bacteria do not)

Hope this helps!

Good luck.

lianna [129]3 years ago

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The correct answer is number 1 and 2

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