Lamarck was strong on the inheritance of acquired characteristics but may have placed too much emphasis on this happening in a short period of time like perhaps a few generations. Charles Darwin showed that something similar happened by natural selection of varieties that were favorable to the survival of the species and the extinction of varieties that were not adapted to the natural conditions, but that this process took time but in the end, an organism can develop more favorable traits like mankind when he/she developed the apposable thumb which was an innovation that allowed him to progress from his ape ancestors.
Given what we know about Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells, we can confirm that the note card labeled "F" is the one that best compares these two cell types.
Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells have many differences to discuss, the ones mentioned in note cards, however, are:
The presence of membranes surrounding organelle
The location of the DNA for each cell
Prokaryotic cells are cells that lack any organelle or nucleus. This is due to the absence of membranes, which are needed to maintain the structure of the organelle. Due to the lack of membranes and therefore of a nucleus, the DNA of these cells can be found floating in the cytoplasm. Table F is the only one that accurately represents these traits.
Eukaryotic cells, on the other hand, are those that do possess membranes. The presence of membranes allows the eukaryotic cells to have a nucleus that can contain their DNA. This cell type is that of most multicellular organisms, whist the prokaryotic are known most commonly as bacteria. Once again, table F is the one that best represents this data.
The sun is the center point in which all bodies orbit it
