II. In a tabulated form, give the MOST distinguishing feature/s of the following representative groups of organisms: Representative group Bacteria Most distinguishing feature/s Angiosperms Nematodes Mollusks Vertebrates

II. In a tabulated form, give the MOST distinguishing feature/s of the following representative groups of organisms: Representative group Bacteria Most distinguishing feature/s Angiosperms Nematodes Mollusks Vertebrates

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II. In a tabulated form, give the MOST distinguishing feature/s of the following representative
groups of organisms:
Representative group
Most distinguishing feature/s
Bacteria
Angiosperms
Nematodes
Mollusks
Vertebrates

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