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2 years ago

What domain is eubacteria found in?

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Setler [38]2 years ago

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<h3>What domain is eubacteria found in?</h3>

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$\sf\purple{Domain \:Bacteria.}$ ✔

The Eubacteria are found in the domain Bacteria.
Eubacteria means $\sf\pink{true\:bacteria}$ , it is unicellular, lacks a proper nucleus and is a prokaryote.

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