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At the highest level of biological classification, there are three "Domains": Bacteria,Archaea, and Eukarya.

Bacteria and Archaea are prokaryotes - but Eukarya are Eukaryotes.

Eukarya contains four "Kingdoms": Animalia, Plantae, Fungi and Protista.

Animalia is all animals, plantae is all plants, fungi is all fungi, and protista is single-celled eukaryotes (like amoebae, paramecia, euglena, etc.)

So while all large animals are made of eukaryotic cells, not all eukaryotes are animals.

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12y ago

An Eukaryotic Cell are living cells but there aren't cells in an animal cell, probably only in a plant cell...

Birdyboffin: An animal cell IS a Eukaryote, and so it a plant cell. The term Eukaryote is a cell with an identifable nucleus - one within a membrane (nuclear envelope). In other words Prokaryote = Pre-nucleus.

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Some eukaryote lives a solitary lives, as a single-celled organisms. Others form large multicellular organisms.

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No, only plant and animal Cells are eukaryotic. Another Cell type is bacterial prokaryotic.

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no even all the monerons,plants,algae,yeasts etc are also eukaryotes

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No, some eukaryotes are unicellular (like protists).

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