What are the characteristics of Archaebacteria? A)They are single cells that have a nucleus and tend to live in moderate conditions. B)They are single cells that lack a nucleus and tend to live in extreme conditions. C)They are single cells that lack a nucleus and tend to live in moderate conditions. D)They are single cells that have a nucleus and tend to live in extreme conditions.
I'm pretty sure it's B, because Archaebacteria is older so it lives in more older and "extreme" conditions. Also because they have no nucleus.
Answer: The correct answer is- B)They are single cells that lack a nucleus and tend to live in extreme conditions.
Archaebacteria are the oldest life forms, which are found on earth. They are unicellular ( made up of one cell) prokaryotes ( lacking nucleus and membrane bound subcellular organelles) belonging to the kindom, Archea. They are found in extremely harsh environmental conditions such as hotsprings, boiling mud surrounding volcanoes.
Example- Methanogens, halophiles.
Thus, option B) is the right answer.