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Differentiate between Monera and Protista based based upon the following characters :
(a) Chemical nature of cell wall
(b) `Location of respiratory apparatus
(c ) Types of cytoplasmic ribosome
(d) Genetic meterial
(e) Location of extrachromosomal DNA.

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