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Why do prokaryotes reproduce faster than eukaryotes?
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Why do prokaryotes reproduce faster than eukaryotes?

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Prokaryotic cells reproduce asexually which makes it easier for them to multiply because all they have to do is split in half where as eukaryotic cells reproduce sexually so they have to find another cell to meet with in order to reproduce.
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