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If you were looking through a microscope, how would you be able to tell if you were looking at a eukaryotic cell?.

If you were looking through a microscope, how would you be able to tell if you were looking at a eukaryotic cell?.
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If you were looking through a microscope, how would you be able to tell if you were looking at a eukaryotic cell?.

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Answer: You would see a Nucleus

Explanation: the nucleus is what distinguishes a eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell

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