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Difference between multicellular organisims and colonies of unicellar organisms?
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multicellular organisims are organisims that have more than one cell like a turtle has more than one cell or a lion.
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Is scorpion unicellular or multi-cellular?
multicellular check out www.homework.com or www.factmonster.com
What is the difference between a multi-cellular and unicellar?
multicellular has more than one cell, unicellular has only one cell. its pretty self explanatory.
Is a goldfish multicellular?
No,only an amoeba is a single cell organism Edit: No. The fish is a multi-cellular organism. Compare a typical fish to yourself. Both have eyes, a heart, internal organs for digestion, and body structures such as arms and fins to help us relatively move. Do you think ONE cell could represent all of these features? And even if there was more than one cell, also think: If all the cells of these features were the same, do you think they could all function differently? No, the differentiation of cells and variety of each kind determine the individual and unique functions. Just like humans, fish are also multi-cellular organisms. It is worth noting, however, that we all start as a single-celled organism. Upon fertilization, the egg and sperm combine to form the zygote that is one cell. Almost instantly though, the fertilized egg cell divides and differentiation begins.
What animal cell that has no nucleus?
Bacteria Only in domain Bacteria Bacteria cell only have DNA(genertic material),ribosome,Cytoplasm,cell memberane ,flegellum and cellwall NO NUCLEUS Bacteria is a unicellar cell means have one or single cell and they are prokaryotes which means they don't have "Nucleus By Chinjang -Some one who studys Bacteria
How did Earth come to have an oxygen atmosphere?
Oxygen was always present in the early atmosphere, but at levels of a few percent only. Measurements have been made in the Banded Iron deposits. THEN the algae invented photosynthesis and this raised the oxygen level to probably over 20%. This may have been as early as 2.4x109 years ago. The algae gobbled the CO2 and methane, and eventually all the good greenhouse gases were gone, and Snowball Earth arrived, with temperatures that may have been as low as -50oC at the Equator. This lasted till the early pre-cambrian, for the volcanoes were still puffing out CO2 etc, and the Earth began to warm again. Note that photosynthesis is NOT a green process, its essential element is splitting water into H2 and O. The plants/algae can the use the H component to build more complex molecules.
Organisms composed of a single cell are unicellar whereas organisms composed of many cells are called what?
Multicellular
Can eukaryotes be unicellular or multicellular?
unicellar
Are octopus unicellar or multicellular?
Yes! Of course it is multicellular! What else would it be?
Is scorpion unicellular or multi-cellular?
multicellular check out www.homework.com or www.factmonster.com
What is the difference between a multi-cellular and unicellar?
multicellular has more than one cell, unicellular has only one cell. its pretty self explanatory.
What is a sentence using unicellar?
Paramecium are unicellular organisms
What is the difference between the human body to a single cell?
THE BODY HAS MANY CELLS WHICH MAY BE CALLED MULTICELLAR AND A SINGLE CELL IS KNOWN AS A UNICELLAR.
Are bacteria unicellar?
Some are, and some are not
Is a amoeba unicellar?
Yes, amoeba are unicellular protists. Rather complex cells, though.
Is amoeba a unicellar cell?
Yes, amoeba are unicellular protists. Rather complex cells, though.
Are protist motile?
Protista are both motile and nonmotile. Protists are heterotrophs and autotrophs. Protista are unicellar. Archeae are unicellular and motile and non motile.
Is a goldfish multicellular?
No,only an amoeba is a single cell organism Edit: No. The fish is a multi-cellular organism. Compare a typical fish to yourself. Both have eyes, a heart, internal organs for digestion, and body structures such as arms and fins to help us relatively move. Do you think ONE cell could represent all of these features? And even if there was more than one cell, also think: If all the cells of these features were the same, do you think they could all function differently? No, the differentiation of cells and variety of each kind determine the individual and unique functions. Just like humans, fish are also multi-cellular organisms. It is worth noting, however, that we all start as a single-celled organism. Upon fertilization, the egg and sperm combine to form the zygote that is one cell. Almost instantly though, the fertilized egg cell divides and differentiation begins.
