Which statement correctly compares protists to prokaryotes?
the cells of protists and prokary...
Biology, 19.10.2019 21:20 dolliemeredithm
Which statement correctly compares protists to prokaryotes?
the cells of protists and prokaryotes contain nuclei,
the cells of protists have cell walls, but prokaryotes do not.
both protists and prokaryotes are multicellular.
most protists and all prokaryotes are unicellular.
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