Considering the new definition of life, all but one piece evidence supports the fact that a virus must be referred to as an organism. That is:

A) Viruses contain nucleic acids.

B) Viruses are capable of replication.

C) Viruses have a simple cellular structure.

D) Viruses have an evolutionary history and that implies lineage.

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Isabel Owens

Biology

29 April, 18:49

Considering the new definition of life, all but one piece evidence supports the fact that a virus must be referred to as an organism. That is:

A) Viruses contain nucleic acids.

B) Viruses are capable of replication.

C) Viruses have a simple cellular structure.

D) Viruses have an evolutionary history and that implies lineage.

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Answers (2)

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Tiana Brown · Answer 1

The answer is c homie

Jaylen Hensley · Answer 2

C.) Viruses have a simple cellular structure

Explanation:

The new definition makes no reference to cells or organelles. Instead it uses the term "unit". A molecule could be a unit. A crystal could be a unit. A cell could be a unit.