12) Cells of multicellular organisms (like us) are different from those of single-celled eukaryotes (like Paramecium, Amoebas, or Euglena) in that they: Group of answer choices have a plasma membrane instead of a cell wall are specialized for particular functions. contain DNA. contain nuclear membranes.
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Prokaryote and Eukaryote Prokaryote Eukaryote Different Same Different Word Bank Cells have nucleus Bacteria Have a cell membrane Small and simple Can be unicellular or multicellular All are unicellular Have cytoplasm Some have cilia Cells have organelles Some have flagella Most cells have cell walls Have DNA Were the first cells No organelles Have cytoskeleton Have ribosomes Include Archaea
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Cells are categorized as either prokaryotic or eukaryotic. Classify the characteristics that are unique to prokaryotic cells, common to both cell types, and unique to eukaryotic cells. Move each description into the correct category:
All cells have these three things in common: a. cytoplasm, DNA, and organelles with membranes b. a plasma membrane, DNA, and a nucleus c. cytosol, DNA, and a plasma membrane d. a cell wall, cytoplasm, and DNA
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