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Usually Bacteria is unicellular, but in some cases multicellular.

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single celled :)

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Nopes! They are only single-celled organisms not multi-celled.

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single and it does not have a nucleolus

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all bacteria are single celled organisms.

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Single Celled

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Bacteria are single celled organisms.

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