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where prokaryotes are found
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in cells
I hope you know what a prokaryote is.It is the counter kind of eukaryotes.
prokaryotic is a type of cell - meaning a unicellular cell that is not found in humans (mostly in bacteria etc.)
prokaryotes are not types of cells, they're types of organisms classified by their lack of a nuclear membrane/envelope.
they are unicellular but can form aggregations (colonies)
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and so they're not truly multicellular
Prokaryotes are everything between viruses and eukaroytes, they are bacteria. and they are found EVERYWHERE, water, soil, on our skin.
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