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What is the Reproduction Rate of Prokaryotes ??

evonrunkle Sun 04/05/08 07:31

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wildwood
Sun 04/05/08
09:14

If you are trying to somehow impress us with big words, you really need to learn to spell them nearer to correct.

factor30
Sun 04/05/08
10:11

I'm sure the AnswerBank terms ask us to combine questions into one posting rather than clog up the system with lots of separate questions which relegate other people's question off the page

theprof
Sun 04/05/08
14:20

Err although I'll decline from answering this series of questions from evonrunkle, I'll give him or her a mark for being able to spell Prokaryotes correctly.

The etymology of the word is based around the Greek word, Karyon which is Greek for "cell nucleus" (itself derived from Ancient Greek for "nut"). In simple terms, Prokaryotes refers to cells that lack a cell nucleus and chromosomes.

Another group of organisms called Eukaryotes do possess cell nuclei and chromosomes.

sp1214
Mon 05/05/08
09:30

I've met your type of student before. Hogs the attention of the lecturer and prevents others getting a look in. Can't you see how selfish you are?

evonrunkle
Mon 05/05/08
22:09

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Well, if you poeple can't answer a simple question...don't reply. Some people need to find real answers to a question that needs to be answered....Wildwood you need a lesson in Grammer..Sp1214 I am not selfish I have a Legitimate question that I need help answering. I hope there is an intelligent biologist that could answer this question...

sir.prize
Mon 05/05/08
22:11

evonrunkle . . . .Grammer . . . . pml hehehehe

sp1214
Tue 06/05/08
07:39

As factor30 says by putting loads of separate questions on 1 page relegates other questions onto following pages and not in view when scrolling. These then tend to get overlooked.

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