what is the difference between mesokaryon and prokaryotes? dinoflagellate is mesokaryote or prokaryote
As mesokaryotic cells contain a well-organised nucleus like that of eukaryotic cells, but its nucleus divides through amitosis like that of prokaryotes, so the cells are termedmesokaryotes which indicates its nucleus resembles both eukaryotic and prokaryotic nucleus.
Dinoflagellate is mesoaryotic but according to ncert u will refer it to be eukaryotic
Mesokaryotes are intermediates between prokaryotes and eukaryotes.
dinoflagellates are eukaryotic according to NCERT class11 BIOLOGY
IN GENERAL THEY ARE CONSIDERED
In general they are considered EUKARYOTIC