Answer: Option C is false.
Archaea are not multicellular but they are unicellular.
Explanation:
Archaea are unicellular, microscopic organisms and have similar structure with bacteria.
They are prokaryotes and do not have cell organelles and Nucleus but they have cell wall which lack peptidoglylcan.
They have membranes that enclose lipids. They are obligated anaerobes that live in environment with low oxygen like water and soil.
Examples include methane loving methanogens, halophiles( salt tolerant), thermophiles (heat tolerant ) and pschrophiles ( cold dwelling). They are mostly found in extreme environment.
They need to cope with changing seasons and be able to withstand cold winters and hot summers
The main functions of Mitosis are growth and repair.
Cells must perform this to where they can grow or repair. Some cells you cannot regrow nor repair because they are already fully mature, you'll just halve to take care of them.
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This is false because if they are similar, then they have similar characteristics, which means they are probably from the the same class.
