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You have identified a novel organism which possesses a circular genome and is an autotroph. Upon closer inspection, you also notice that this particular organism has a double membrane. Given what you know about cellular life, would you be able to classify the organism based on Gram Staining? a. Yes b. No c. Maybe, you would need to know if it has cilia. d. Maybe, you would need to know if it is a eukaryote .

You have identified a novel organism which possesses a circular genome and is an autotroph.
Upon closer inspection, you also notice that this particular organism has a double membrane.
Given what you know about cellular life, would you be able to classify the organism based on
Gram Staining?
a.
Yes
b.
No
c.
Maybe, you would need to know if it has cilia.
d.
Maybe, you would need to know if it is a eukaryote

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