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Are all fungi prokaryotes? (Multiple Choice)

Are all fungi prokaryotes?
A) Yes, all fungi are prokaryotes.
B) No, some are prokaryotes, some are eukaryotes.
C) No, they are all eukaryotes.
D) No, they are neither prokaryotes nor eukaryotes.

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Transcription - Prokaryotes
Epigenetics in prokaryotes
prokaryotes vs. eukaryotes
Solved Archaea may be any of the following except
Solved Shine–Delgarno sequences are present in mRNAs of
Solved Riboswitches have been observed in
Solved Select the most accurate statement.
Solved All prokaryotes are in the domain ________.

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