Bacteria have a region called nucleoid, in which their genetic material is located. Why, then bacteria are classified as prokaryotic cell and not eukaryotic.
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Solution
Bacteria:
Bacteria are classified as prokaryotic organisms because the nucleus of this organism are not well defined.
There is no nuclear membrane.
The cells having nuclear material without any nuclear membrane are termed as prokaryotic.
Therefore, bacteria are classified as prokaryotic.