Select the unique character of archaebacteria. A. Chemosynthetic metabolisms. B. Inhabits extreme environments. C. The presence of peptidoglycan in cell wall. D. Sensitive to antibiotic affected eubacteria.

Select the unique character of archaebacteria. A. Chemosynthetic metabolisms. B. Inhabits extreme environments. C. The presence of peptidoglycan in cell wall. D. Sensitive to antibiotic affected eubacteria.

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Select the unique character of
archaebacteria.
A. Chemosynthetic metabolisms.
B. Inhabits extreme environments.
C. The presence of peptidoglycan in cell
wall.
D. Sensitive to antibiotic affected
eubacteria.

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