How much bigger are eukaryotic cells than prokaryotic cells?

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Basically, Eukaryotic cells are a fair bit larger than Prokaryotic cells. Of course, if you look at them under the microscope, you can generally see details inside Eukaryotic cells, whereas Prokaryotes are just tiny dots. So, an exact measure doesn't exist, but the first are bigger than the second.

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