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Name the type of microorganism which is described in the following passage: They are very small but they are not

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Karolina [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

Name the type of microorganism which is described in the following passage: They are very small but they are not  cells. They can only reproduce inside the cells of other organisms.

Viruses only reproduce inside cell and are very small also can not be seen with a naked eyes unless with a microscope

Explanation:

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