Which of the following correctly explains why viruses are not classified with either Prokaryotic or Eukaryotic organisms?

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anonymous · Answer

They are not surrounded by a protein coat.
		They contain cells that have no life-giving function.
		They cannot reproduce outside a host cell.

anonymous · Answer

Viruses aren't classified as Prokaryotic or Eukaryotic because they can't reproduce outside of a host cell, are non-living, and have no cells. 

So the correct answer is C. They cannot reproduce outside of  host cell.