Bacteria and yeast are similar in all the following features except that
- Aboth are unicellular.
- Bboth are prokaryotes.
- Cboth are capable of causing fermentation.
- Dboth produce spores.
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| $(C)$ Multicellular Decomposer Kingdom | $(r)$ Earthworm |
| $(D)$ Multicellular Producer Kingdom | $(s)$ Euglena |
| $(E)$ Multicellular Consumer Kingdom | $(t)$ Fern |
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