Question

What is the defining difference between Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes?

• A. Prokaryotes are only found in the domain Eukarya.
• B. Eukaryotes are single-celled with little internal structure, while Prokaryotes are complex.
• C. Prokaryotes have little internal structure, while Eukaryotes are composed of complexly organized cells.
• D. Only Eukaryotes are considered living organisms.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Prokaryotes have little internal structure, while Eukaryotes are composed of complexly organized cells.

• Prokaryotes (domains Bacteria and Archaea) are single-celled with little internal structure, whereas Eukaryotes (domain Eukarya) are made of complexly organized cells.