A bacterial species differs from a species of eukaryotic organisms in that a bacterial species
A) is a population of cells with similar characteristics.
B) breeds with its own species.
C) can be distinguished from other bacterial species.
D) does not breed with other species.
E) has a limited geographical distribution.

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Bacterial species are defined as populations of cells with similar characteristics, unlike eukaryotic species which are often defined by their ability to interbreed.

A Bacterial Species Differs from a Species of Eukaryotic Organisms