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Try to find out why (what the root word is and where it comes from), and report your findings here. Why do you think the root word is contained in all these words?

prokaryote:
eukaryote:
karyotype:

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Prokaryote: one cell organelle
Eukaryote: multi cell organelle

Levinalex answered Jul 26, 2022

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