Eukaryotes can be single-celled, but are usually multicellular. Prokaryotes, however, can only be single-celled. Which statement explains another difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes? a
All eukaryotes reproduce sexually, while prokaryotes reproduce asexually.
b
All eukaryotes have more than one million base pairs, while prokaryotes have fewer.
c
All eukaryotes undergo cellular respiration, while prokaryotes undergo photosynthesis.
d
All eukaryotes have a nuclei that is enclose their DNA, while prokaryotes have their DNA free-floating in the cytoplasm.