How Are the Archaea Different from Bacteria

question 8

Multiple Choice

How are the archaea different from bacteria?

• A) Archaea show the earliest form of photosynthetic ability.
• B) Bacteria lack the peptidoglycan cell wall found in the Archaea.
• C) Archaea have a monolayer of lipids with branched side chains.
• D) The Archaea have evolved far more advanced forms of metabolism than bacteria.
• E) Archaea have very delicate plasma membranes compared to more durable bacteria.

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