nucleus organelle Eukaryotic cells: (Choose all that apply) can make single-celled or multicellular organisms, are much larger than prokaryotic cells. have 2 nucleus They have organelles
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Eukaryotic cells can make single-celled or multicellular organisms: This statement is true. Eukaryotic cells can be found in both single-celled organisms (like protists) and multicellular organisms (like plants, animals, and fungi). Show more…
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