a bacteria cell is considered as a prokaryotic cell .give two points to justify this statement
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Most of the prokaryotes are unicellular and find nutrition from different substrates. Unicellular cells without a well-differentiated nucleus is a common characteristic of bacteria, which is why bacteria are called prokaryotes.
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Most of the prokaryotes are unicellular and find nutrition from different substrates. Unicellular cells without a well-differentiated nucleus is a common characteristic of bacteria, which is why bacteria are called prokaryotes. Another reason is that because they lack a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.
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- Most of the prokaryotes are unicellular and find nutrition from different substrates.
- Unicellular cells without a well-differentiated nucleus is a common characteristic of bacteria, which is why bacteria are called prokaryotes.
- Another reason is that because they lack a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles
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