Are prokaryotic cells usually longer than eukaryotic cells?
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Nope,. It doesn't make any sense.In short, Your Answer would be "False"
Prokaryotic cells<span> are much more </span>smaller than eukaryotic cells<span> because they are a much more primitive </span>cells.
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