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A student analyzes a microorganism isolated from a pond in the Mississippi Delta under a high-power light microscope. The student observes a distinct nucleus surrounded by a double membrane and several membrane-bound organelles. How should this organism be classified?

As a prokaryote, because it is single-celled. As a eukaryote, because it possesses a membrane-bound nucleus and organelles. As a virus, because it requires host cell organelles to replicate. As an archaebacterium, because it lacks internal membrane structures.

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As a eukaryote, because it possesses a membrane-bound nucleus and organelles.

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