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Iris Hanna

19 April, 20:30

In what way are all living organisms on Earth similar? A. They are all made from a code based on unsaturated fatty acids. B. They all contain the same number of lipids cells. C. They are all assembled from a nucleic acid code. D. They all share the same nucleic acid sequence.

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