How are protists similar to bacteria?

Answer 1

1. Both have DNA

2. Both have ribosomes

3. Both are unicelluar

4. Both may have cell walls. (bacteria always do)

5. Some of both are human and other organism, parasites.

6. Some of both are harmful.

7. Some of both are useful.

8. Some of both do not affect humans.
they are both micrscopic. but protists are different because they didn't fit in bacteria or archaea. they had to have their own category made up.

Answer 2

Protists are similar to bacteria in that they are both single-celled organisms. However, protists are eukaryotic, meaning they have a nucleus and other membrane-bound organelles, while bacteria are prokaryotic. Additionally, some protists are capable of photosynthesis like bacteria, but protists overall exhibit more complex cellular structures and functions.

Answer 3

they are unicellular

Answer 4

they are both single-celled

Answer 5

They are all living things.

Answer 6

They are all eukaryotes

Answer 7

something about the way they get food

Answer 8

They are all living things

Answer 9

cell walls