<span>Prokaryotic organisms are always unicellular, but eukaryotic organisms are always multicellular.
the second option because pro are usually found in plants and euk in animals and humans
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Phosphate is when DNA has already been replicated. Metaphase is when the spindle attaches to the chromosomes. Anaphase is when the cells split and are called daughter cells. Telophase is when the nuclei is formed.
The sisters are different heights because one or both of the parents has a short allele that wasnt dominated by the tall allele, or vice-versa.
In meiosis? Tetrads maby? When two homologus chromosomes do crossing over they're called tetrads so..
