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How are Protista different from bacteria?

A) Protista reproduce asexually and bacteria do not.

B) Protista are heterotrophic and bacteria are not.

C) Protista have cilia and bacteria do not.

D) Protista have nuclei and bacteria do not.

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The last one they have nuclei while bacteria have dna floating in the cytoplasm

Protists (algae) are single-celled eukaryotes. They are different from bacteria as they have nuclei in their cells, but bacteria lack distinct nuclei. Thus, option D is correct.

What are protists and bacteria?

Protists are the algae that belong to the eukaryotes and have a distinct nucleus or nucleus enclosed in the nuclear membrane. The nuclear membrane protects the nuclei from enzymes.

Bacteria are prokaryotic organisms that are single-celled and do not have a distinct nuclei and rather the genetic material lies in the cytoplasm in the free state.

Therefore, the protists have a defined nucleus.

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