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11 February, 18:39

Explain why the prokaryote/eukaryote dividing line represents a fundamental division among organisms.

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  1. 11 February, 22:33
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    Prokaryotes don't have a cell nucleus. While eukaryote organisms have a nucleus. Prokaryotes organisms thus are confined into single-cell organisms
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