Biology, asked by inforajashree, 10 months ago

Hi... I have a question...
Are "bacteria" included under "prokaryot" or "prokaryot" included under "bacteria"?

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Answered by ArinSaxena

Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

They are included in prokaryotic cells category bro :)

As they have no true nucleus.

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Answered by aayan18

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

bacteria is included in prokaryotic cells thus bacteria are prokaryotes but every prokaryote is not bacteria because they have no true nucleus.

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