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Indicate whether the following structures occur in Bacteria, Eukarya or both. Also indicate one function for the structure. 1 ) Ribosomes 2) Nucleus 3) Cell wall 4) Flagella 5) Fimbriae

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Indicate whether the following structures occur in Bacteria, Eukarya or both. Also indicate one function for the structure.

1 ) Ribosomes
2) Nucleus
3) Cell wall
4) Flagella
5) Fimbriae

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