All of the Following Characteristics Are Common to the Virions

All of the following characteristics are common to the virions of all of the phycodnaviruses EXCEPT:

A) They have a core which contains the double-stranded DNA genome.
B) The DNA containing core is surrounded a lipid bilayer.
C) The internal lipid membrane is surrounded by an icosahedral capsid.
D) The presence of an outer membrane acquired by budding from the host cell.
E) All of the above are found in the virions of all phycodnaviruses.