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The given blank space in the statement, “prokaryotic cells are___________ (larger/smaller) than eukaryotic cells. The most common shapes of prokaryotes are ______, _____, and________.”

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The prokaryotic cells are small in comparison to the eukaryotic cells and they exist in many different shapes. The bacilli, spherical, and cork-screw are some of the different types of shapes in which bacteria exists.

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