The families of RNA viruses are distinguished from one another by all of the following except:
A)presence of an envelope
B)shape of the capsid
C)sense or antisense RNA
D)whether RNA is linear or circular

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The families of RNA viruses are distinguished from one another by the presence or absence of an envelope, the shape of the capsid, and whether the RNA is sense or antisense. However, whether the RNA is linear or circular is not a distinguishing characteristic of RNA virus families.

The Families of RNA Viruses Are Distinguished from One Another