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What is difference between Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
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Answered by vashisthaparna03

prokaryotes->

pro-> primitive

the organisms whose cells primitive nucleus are called prokaryotes.

single membrane organelle is present like ribosome in prokaryotic cells.

they are unicellular organisms.

cells do not have a nuclear membrane.

Eukaryotes->

eu-> true

The organisms whose cells have a well developed nucleus.

The cells have double membranous as well as single membranous organelles.

they are unicellular as well as multicellular.

Cells have a nuclear membrane.

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