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Why are viruses considered to be somewhere between a living organism and a non-living entity? (Choose all that apply)

A. Viruses do not have a metabolism.
B. Viruses only live inside of humans.
C. Viruses are not cellular.
D. Viruses are entirely dependent on their host cells for replication.



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Final answer:

Viruses exhibit characteristics of both living organisms and non-living entities due to their unique structure and replication process.


Explanation:

Viruses are considered somewhere between a living organism and a non-living entity due to their unique characteristics. They lack cellular structure, metabolism, and the ability to reproduce independently but can evolve and replicate within host cells.


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