Eukaryotic
Eukaryotes reproduce ____.
What is sexually?
Prokaryotes are missing what membrane-bound features?
What is the nucleus and other organelles?
Name the differences between plant and animal Cells.
What is plant cells are much larger than animal cells and have a few other organelles that are lacking in animal cells
What are the bones of an animal cell called?
What is a cytoskeleton?
Name the organelle that is known as false feet.
What is Pseudopodia?
Eukaryotes have their genetic material in a ____.
What is a nucleus?
Prokaryotes are ____ in size to eukaryotes.
What is smaller?
Name the two cell parts that only plant cells have.
What is Cell walls and Chloroplast?
The mitochondria are well known as the ____.
What is the power house of the cell?
Food is carried by a current of water into the _____.
What is an oral groove?
Eukaryotes are both ______ and ______.
What is unicellular and multicellular.
Prokaryotic cells range in size from less than _ micrometers to no more than __ micrometers.
What is less than 1 and no more than 10?
Name the vacuole in a plant cell.
What is Contractile Vacuole?
What is the nucleus in an animal cell?
What is a command center?
The cell membrane consists of how many layers?
What is two layers?
Eukaryote cells range in size from ___ micrometers to approximately ___ micrometers.
What is 10 to 100?
Name the genetic material that is found free within the cytoplasm.
What is DNA?
Chloroplasts get their green color from?
What is chlorophyll?
Organelles simpler explanation is?
What is small organs?
Name the organelle that enables the organism to move into places where the light intensity is at its highest.
What is an eyespot?
The Eukaryotic organisms are_______.
What is Animals, Fungi, Plants, and Protists.
A __________ makes prokaryotic cells highly useful for genetic engineering.
What is a circular chromosome?
The cell wall in a plant cell provides shape but also?
What is protects against viruses?
The vacuole in an Animal cell stores?
What is water, food, waste and etc.
A stack of flat membrane-covered sacs that sort and package chemicals for export.
What is the Golgi Body?