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Are protista eukaryotic?

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Yes they are.

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How many eukaryotic cells are in protista?
3 9
Are all the members of the kingdom Protista eukaryotic?
no. they can be unicellular or multicellular.the organisms in this phylum are those which do not fit in the defination of plants, animals and fungus.it not depends either they are unicellular or...
Any eukaryotic organism that is part of the kingdom Protista is called a?
I do knw the answer well that's helpful , yah know
What is the protista?
Protista are neither plants nor animals. They have characteristics of both plants and animals.They make their own food just like plantsbut move around like animals.
What is in the eukaryotic?
A eukaryotic cell consists of a nucleus, more than one vacuole (usually), a nuclear membrane, and many organelles.