which organisms act as an interface between living and nonliving organisms? why do you think so
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Presumably, when you say ‘non-living organism’, you’re talking about a virus. Note that biologists don’t usually consider viruses to be organisms.
Viruses are commonly regarded as the ‘fine line between alive and not-alive’: they evolve like living things, but don’t have their own reproductive apparatus or metabolism.
Some biologists think that viruses may have evolved from mobile genetic elements in prokaryotes (eg. plasmids); others think viruses have a deeper origin.
Viruses may infect every type of organism, from bacteria to plants to mammals.
Viruses are commonly regarded as the ‘fine line between alive and not-alive’: they evolve like living things, but don’t have their own reproductive apparatus or metabolism.
Some biologists think that viruses may have evolved from mobile genetic elements in prokaryotes (eg. plasmids); others think viruses have a deeper origin.
Viruses may infect every type of organism, from bacteria to plants to mammals.
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virus are link between living and non living.
I think so, because when the virus outside a living body it is non living but when it enters a living body it take energy from the body and reproduces.
I think so, because when the virus outside a living body it is non living but when it enters a living body it take energy from the body and reproduces.
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