Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells

Cells are the smallest units of life

All cells come from other cells

All cells have a cell membrane and cytoplasm

All of the above

Prokaryotic cells can sometimes have a nucleus

Prokaryotic cells never have a nucleus

Prokaryotic cells are much larger than eukaryotic cells

Prokaryotic cells are more complex than eukaryotic cells

Eukaryotic cells are more ancient than prokaryotic cells

Prokaryotic cells make up multicellular organisms, whereas eukaryotic cells are only unicellular organisms

Eukaryotic cells have a nucleus, whereas prokaryotic cells never have a nucleus

Both cells types have a nucleus and organelles

Both cell types have a cell membrane and cytoplasm

Both cell types can make up multicellular organisms

Both cell types are found in plants

Plants (ex: sunflowers, moss)

Animals (ex: birds, bees)

Protists (ex: ameba, paramecium)

Bacteria (ex: e-coli, streptococcus)

Fungi (ex: mushrooms, mold)

Plants (ex: sunflowers, moss)

Animals (ex: birds, bees)

Protists (ex: ameba, paramecium)

Bacteria (ex: e-coli, streptococcus)

Fungi (ex: mushrooms, mold)

Plants (ex: sunflowers, moss)

Animals (ex: birds, bees)

Protists (ex: ameba, paramecium)

Bacteria (ex: e-coli, streptococcus)

Fungi (ex: mushrooms, mold)

Plants (ex: sunflowers, moss)

Animals (ex: birds, bees)

Protists (ex: ameba, paramecium)

Bacteria (ex: e-coli, streptococcus)

Fungi (ex: mushrooms, mold)

Plants (ex: sunflowers, moss)

Animals (ex: birds, bees)

Protists (ex: ameba, paramecium)

Bacteria (ex: e-coli, streptococcus)

Fungi (ex: mushrooms, mold)

Prokaryotic cells are always multicellular, eukaryotic cells can be unicellular or multicellular

Eukaryotic cells include fungi, protists, plants, and animals; prokaryotic cells include bacteria

Paramecium, a unicellular organism, is prokaryotic

Since it is made of many cells, a bacterial colony is a multicellular organism