Biology, 17.01.2020 00:31 dbenitezmontoya3

Brainliest! which is a reason that protists are difficult to classify?
they are too small.
they are all eukaryotes.
they have been classified based on what they are not.
they have too many shared characteristics.

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Brainliest! which is a reason that protists are difficult to classify?
they are too small.