l cricketthe picture10:48 AM94%hrough a microscopee, make a claim about waryotic or eukaryotic arwith evidence and reasmThe type of cell in the above image is Eukaryotic cell. It's a Eukaryotic cell becauseEukaryotes are mostly multicellular organisms that are large and complexmeasuring around 10-100um in diameter. These consists of membrane boundorganelles.because this image consists of membrane bound organelles like: Nucleus- Whichstores the genetic information in chromatin form. Nucleolus- where ribosomalRNA is produced. Mitochondria- Where ATP production takes place and areresponsible for energy production. Endoplasmic reticulum- Where proteinmaturation and transportation takes place. Cytosol- It is a get like substancewithin the cell that contains the organelles.ProkaryoticEukaryoticKingdomMulti/Unicellularor BothAuto/Heterotrophic or BothNucleus?Motile?2. Using the above table (that you MUST fillin first), describe the characteristics thatare seen in the kingdom that includesdogs and you.

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dence ar be of cell in the above image is Eukaryotic cell. It's a Eukaryotic cel yotes are mostly multicellular organisms that are large and comp ring around 10-100um in diameter. These consists of membrane elles. se this image consists of membrane bound organelles like: Nucle the genetic information in chromatin form. Nucleolus- where rib produced. Mitochondria- Where ATP production takes place and

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter4: Cell Structure

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Problem 7SQ: What controls the passage of molecules into and out of the nucleus? a. endoplasmic reticulum, an...

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