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10 September, 07:10

Prokaryotes whose cell walls do not contain peptidogly can

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  1. 10 September, 07:18
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    Archaebacteria

    Explanation:

    Archaebacteria is a group of single-celled organism present on the earth which are thought to be descended from the ancient bacteria.

    These bacteria can survive the extreme or harsh conditions present on the Earth-like in the hot springs.

    The archaebacteria cell membrane is made up of ether-linked phospholipids which are ester-linked in Eubacteria and eukaryotes. The sugar present in the archaebacteria is very similar to peptidoglycan in composition but it is not peptidoglycan.

    Thus, Archaebacteria is the correct answer.
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