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The 18 pages that link to Prokaryote, each with the reason it gives.

• Endosymbiotic theoryNarrower topic: The proposed organelle ancestors were prokaryotic organisms.

• BacteriaNarrower topic: Bacteria are prokaryotes, alongside archaea.

• Binary fissionNarrower topic: Binary fission is characteristic of prokaryotic cells.

• BacteriumNarrower topic: Bacteria belong to this broad cellular group, alongside archaea.

• Three-domain systemNarrower topic: The system splits this traditional grouping into two evolutionarily distinct domains.

• NucleoidNarrower topic: Prokaryotic cells contain nucleoids instead of nuclei.

• Bacterial phylumNarrower topic: Bacteria are one major prokaryotic lineage, distinct from archaea.

• AnabaenaNarrower topic: Anabaena’s cells have bacterial organization rather than a nucleus.

• HalobacteriumNarrower topic: Halobacterium has prokaryotic cell organization, shared broadly across archaea and bacteria.

• MethanobacteriumNarrower topic: Methanobacterium cells have a prokaryotic organization.

• NitrososphaeriaNarrower topic: Nitrososphaeria are prokaryotic cells despite belonging to Archaea.