Everywhere.
Even places not very friendly to life - like miles below the surface And miles below the sea.
At the poles as well as the equator.
multi-celled organisms have more than 1 cell.But a singe-celled organism does not.
Single celled lifeforms constitute most of the life on Earth. They are the majority of the producers in Earth's ecological system. They are major contributors to the processes that replenish our atmosphere, and form the basis of the marine food chain. On a smaller scale, single celled organisms perform equally important roles: they are a major part of the digestive system of most advanced animals. In humans, they are present in our intestines to aid in the breakdown of foodstuffs. Without them, we would not survive. Without single celled organisms, no life would be possible on Earth.
4 billion
the ozone layer began to develop shielding earth from ultraviolet rays, this was hypothesized that these changes allowed species of single celled organisms to evolve into more complexed organisms
Animals that lived during the Precambrian times were single celled animals such as stromatolites,(blue-green algae).The earliest forms of invertebrae animals were also in the Late Precambrian.
multi-celled organisms have more than 1 cell.But a singe-celled organism does not.
When a commet containing single celled organisms, or the basic materials needed for single celled organisms to develope, hit the earth.
Single-celled organisms, bacteria...algae
Single celled organisms were the first creatures.
Colonies of algae-like single celled organisms called stromatolites
Single celled organisms like a bacteria and are some of Earth's oldest life forms.
Earth's first organisms were the Single- Celled organismsBacteriaFungiAnd Protozoa
the ozone layer began to develop shielding earth from ultraviolet rays, this was hypothesized that these changes allowed species of single celled organisms to evolve into more complexed organisms
Single celled lifeforms constitute most of the life on Earth. They are the majority of the producers in Earth's ecological system. They are major contributors to the processes that replenish our atmosphere, and form the basis of the marine food chain. On a smaller scale, single celled organisms perform equally important roles: they are a major part of the digestive system of most advanced animals. In humans, they are present in our intestines to aid in the breakdown of foodstuffs. Without them, we would not survive. Without single celled organisms, no life would be possible on Earth.
4 billion
Bacteria *facepalm*
the ozone layer began to develop shielding earth from ultraviolet rays, this was hypothesized that these changes allowed species of single celled organisms to evolve into more complexed organisms