The answer to the question would be FALSE. Protists are not prokaryotes but rather it is eukaryotes. Protists are a part of the kingdom Protista and are classified as eukaryotes. <span>Protista includes many one-celled protozoa that are similar to animal cells, one-celled algae, water molds and slime molds, and these organisms may be referred to as eukaryotic microorganisms.</span>
YES!! At each point on the mirror, imagine that there is a very small flat piece of mirror that is tanger to the surface there. I hope this work for you:)
Homogeneous chromosoms pair up
The collecting tubules,then into the calyces
Can't be gravitational, due to the fact that atoms are way too small to have a gravitational pull for something of similar size.
The strong nuclear force is the answer you're looking for.
