Which of the following characteristics describe Archaea but not Bacteria? (Choose all that apply) A) Have DNA enclosed in a nucleus B) Grow above 80°C C) Phospholipid bilayer contains ester linkages D) Phospholipid bilayer containing branched lipids E) Phospholipid monolayer
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