Question 57 (1 point) Identify if the following characteristic is true of members of the domain Archae, Bacteria, or both: Will produce positive Gram-stain due to peptidoglycans in cell wall 1. Archaea DNA occurs in circular form 2. Bacteria Photosynthesis with chlorophyll Capable of 3. Both chemoautotrophy and nitrogen-fixation
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