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<em>A. Both are eukaryotic</em>
Explanation:
Despite the fact that termites are insects that eat wood, termites are not equipped for processing wood all alone. Endosymbionts like trichonympha that live inside the digestive tracts of the termite help with converting over the wood into nutrients that the termite can process.
Trichonympha have the enzymes that can convert cellulose in wood into starches and sugars that the termite can use for their nutrition. In return, these living beings profit by the nonstop supply of energy rich cellulose and an appropriate domain in which to live. Both trichonympha and termites show mutualism.
I think the answer to this is B
Oooh really a interesting thing if we were made of prokaryotic cells ....
as we know, prokaryotic cells lacks nucleus and membrane bound organelles.
The majority of prokaryotic <span><span><span><span>DNA </span></span></span></span><span>is found in a central region of the cell called the </span>nucleoid. Then we are not able to do activities like now we do bcz if we lacks a true nucleus which contains our all genetic info: we are just like prokaryotic organisms....
