The subject that is being read is Prokaryotes. An example of a prokaryote is bacteria. Bacteria traits are usually for a genus and are extremely important to the cell. Bacteria come within various shapes, such as spirals, cocci, rods, etc. These shapes are very useful for the prokaryotes. Prokaryotes do not have a developed nucleus instead the cell has a nucleoid which is also known as a nuclear bound and it lacks the cytoplasm membrane. Prokaryote structures consist of the flagella, pili, and capsules. The flagella is placed down in the plasmatic membrane and cell wall. The flagella moves by whirling its “tail” like a propeller on a boat to transport from place to place. Pili is a slick, hair like subject that is surfaced on many bacteria
