Mycoplasma is another class of micro-organisms that resemble in many respects to which of the following organism?

Mycoplasma are bacteria that lack a cell wall, which is their distinguishing feature. Despite this difference, they share fundamental characteristics with bacteria: they are prokaryotic, have small cells, divide by binary fission, and are susceptible to many antibiotics that target bacterial processes. They are not viruses, fungi, or protozoa.