In which of the following ways are bacteria similar to birds?

They both keep their DNA in a membrane-bound nucleus.

They both have cell walls surrounding their cells.

They both produce offspring genetically identical to themselves.

They both use DNA as their genetic material.

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In which of the following ways are bacteria similar to birds?

 They both keep their DNA in a membrane-bound nucleus.

 They both have cell walls surrounding their cells.

 They both produce offspring genetically identical to themselves.

 They both use DNA as their genetic material.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Well, bacteria have DNA, but they don't have a nucleus.  Also, bacteria have a single circular chromosome.  Bacteria have a cell wall (well, most do) that is unlike any other organism.  No animals I am aware of have a cell wall, just a plasma membrane.