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{{Taxobox | |||
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| name = Eukarya | |||
| domain = [[Neomura]] | |||
| subdomain = '''Eukarya''' | |||
| subdivision_ranks = Infradomains | |||
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[[Unikonta]]<br> | |||
[[Bikonta]] | |||
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'''Eukaryote''', from the Greek <i>eu</i>, true, and <i>karyon</i>, meaning nut or kernal. Eukaryotic cells are vastly more complex than [[Prokaryote|Prokaryotic]] cells. Eukaryotic cells have a distinct membrane bound nucleus and contain membrane bound organelles. | '''Eukaryote''', from the Greek <i>eu</i>, true, and <i>karyon</i>, meaning nut or kernal. Eukaryotic cells are vastly more complex than [[Prokaryote|Prokaryotic]] cells. Eukaryotic cells have a distinct membrane bound nucleus and contain membrane bound organelles. | ||
[[Category:Biology Workgroup]] | [[Category:Biology Workgroup]] | ||
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Eukaryote, from the Greek eu, true, and karyon, meaning nut or kernal. Eukaryotic cells are vastly more complex than Prokaryotic cells. Eukaryotic cells have a distinct membrane bound nucleus and contain membrane bound organelles.