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Where do single-cell organisms live?
they can make their own food and adapt to their environment
Is a contractile vacuole a food passageway?
No, some single celled organisms, protists, generally, live in hypotonic solutions of fresh water and if they did not have a method to " bail " out this water their cell would burst. So the contractile vacuole, which has filament motive forces, fills with water and then contracts which squirts the water out of the cell.
The number of cells in Eubacteria?
Eubacteria is unicellular,which means that it has 1 cell.
What are organisms that can live entirely by themselves called?
Organisms that can live entirely by themselves are referred to as unicellular organisms. These organisms consist of only a single cell that carries out all necessary functions to sustain life. Examples include bacteria, protists, and some types of algae.
Where does the amoeba and the paramecium live?
Algae, dead animal matter, dead plant matter, and organisms smaller then they are!! Hope this helps :)
What microscopic organisms live in Pond water and look like seaweed?
lots of different kinds! There is over 400 different kinds of reproducing single cell and multi cell organisms.one of this wonderful organisms is called the amebia. ( sorry don't have correct spelling right on!) Hope you enjoy my information i will post more soon! :P
What organisms have one cell and live in many places?
Single-celled organisms like bacteria, archaea, and protists can be found in various environments such as soil, water, and air. These organisms are known for their adaptability and ability to thrive in diverse conditions due to their simplicity and versatility.
Is it possible for a single cell to live on its own wh or why no?
Yes, a single cell can live on its own, as demonstrated by unicellular organisms like bacteria and amoebas. These cells possess all the necessary components to carry out essential life processes, such as metabolism, reproduction, and response to environmental stimuli. However, multicellular organisms rely on the cooperation of specialized cells, which cannot survive independently.
What adaptations for osmoregulation are found in single cell organisms such as amoeba and multi-cellular organisms that lack cell walls but live in hypo tonic environments?
Single-celled organisms like amoeba utilize contractile vacuoles to expel excess water that enters their cells through osmosis in hypotonic environments. This mechanism helps maintain osmotic balance and prevents cell lysis. In multicellular organisms without cell walls, such as certain aquatic animals, specialized cells and tissues can regulate water and solute concentrations through active transport mechanisms, allowing them to manage osmotic pressure effectively. Collectively, these adaptations ensure cellular integrity and function despite the challenges posed by hypotonic surroundings.
The simple single-celled organisms that live in your intestines are classified in the domain?
The simple single-celled organisms that live in your intestines are classified in the domain Bacteria or Archaea.
Why can a single celled organism live in fresh water and not explode?
A single-celled organism living in fresh water faces osmotic pressure, where water can enter its cell and cause it to burst. To prevent this, the organism regulates its internal salt concentration to match that of the surrounding water, maintaining equilibrium and preventing bursting.
Why can mutilcelluar organisms be more complex than unicellular organisms?
A single celled organism has ONE cell to do everything - breath, eat, excretion of wastes and other functions that organism does. Multi-cellular organisms have specialised cells for certain functions. For example, TWUNNY WUN.
