1. What is
unique about
the DNA of a
prokaryote?
Howmanycells
areeukaryotes
madeof?
Whatis
uniqueabout
theDNAof
eukaryotes?
Whatcell
structuresdo
eukaryotes
have?
What cell
structures do
prokaryotes
have?
Whatkingdoms
doeukaryotes
belongto?
Howmanycells
areprokaryotes
madeof?
Whatkingdoms
doprokaryotes
belongto?
Eukaryotes are
found in kingdoms
Protista, Fungi,
Animalia, Plantae
Eukaryotes can be
either multicellular
or unicellular
Prokaryoteslack
membranebound
organelles.They
containstructures
likeribosomes,
cytoplasm,cell
membrane,cellwall,
DNA,cilia/flagella
TheDNAof
prokaryotesis
freefloating,not
inanucleusand
circularinshape
Prokaryotesare
unicellular-made
ofonecell
TheDNAof
eukaryotesis
surroundedby
anucleusandis
adoublehelix
ortwisted
ladder
Eukaryotescontain
organellessurrounded
byamembranelikea
nucleusand
mitochondria.They
alsohaveribosomes,
cytoplasm,cell
membranes,cellwalls,
andcilia/flagella.
Prokaryotesare
bacteriafoundin
kingdoms
Archaebacteria
andEubacteria
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