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Why are the genomes of eukaryotes larger than the genomes of prokaryotes? Group of answer choices Eukaryotes are more complex Prokaryotes are unicellular Genomes are contained w…

Why are the genomes of eukaryotes larger than the genomes of prokaryotes? Group of answer choices Eukaryotes are more complex Prokaryotes are unicellular Genomes are contained w…
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Why are the genomes

of eukaryotes larger than the genomes of prokaryotes?
Group of answer choices
Eukaryotes are more complex
Prokaryotes are unicellular
Genomes are contained within a nucleu

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Answer is because Eukaryotes are more complex

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Eukaryote are complex and have many repeat sequences, and Pseudogenes and introns are both abundant in eukaryotic genomes.
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