1. Explain the differences between viruses, protists, and fungi. Provide specific examples (and explain how they are examples!) to explain how and why they are classified into their own categories

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1.	Explain the differences between viruses, protists, and fungi. Provide specific examples (and explain how they are examples!) to explain how and why they are classified into their own categories

lulbaddiemj · Answer

when people dont know how to use daddy google

HaydenwH · Answer

i virus must have a host to live.

bruhok · Answer

THERE ISNT A ANSWER ON GOOGLE

lulbaddiemj · Answer

lies

bruhok · Answer

AND WHY DID U REFER TO GOOGLE AS DADDYAHSDNSAH NO THERE ISNT unless I have to read abt it then that's too much

lulbaddiemj · Answer

LOL GOOGLE IS DADDY

lulbaddiemj · Answer

and yea to find the answer u gotta read mane

HaydenwH · Answer

Viruses do not have structures and thus cannot move on their own. Typically, fungi are non-mobile organisms. These move by cilia or flagella. Animal like parasites have false feet.

bruhok · Answer

this man knows whats up thank you

HaydenwH · Answer

np, tht doesnt include protist tho

A protist is any eukaryotic organism that is not an animal, plant, or fungus. While it is likely that protists share a common ancestor, the exclusion of other eukaryotes means that protists do not form a natural group, or clade

bruhok · Answer

THANK YOU

HaydenwH · Answer

np

HaydenwH · Answer

if thats all you need help with, you can close this plz