In the Domains of Life, Archaea and Eukarya Differ from Each

question 59

Multiple Choice

In the domains of life, Archaea and Eukarya differ from each other in that:

• A) Archaea contain membrane-bound organelles; Eukarya do not
• B) Eukarya undergo methanogenesis; Archaea do not
• C) Eukarya contain membrane-bound organelles; Archaea do not
• D) Archaea are pathogenic to humans; Eukarya are never pathogenic
• E) Eukarya have introns; Archaea do not

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