Is a goldfish multicellular

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

no because a goldfish is a multicellular organism which mean it has more than one cel

Answer 3

Animals are eukaryotes. And a goldfish is an animal. Therefore a goldfish is eukaryotic, not prokaryotic.

Answer 4

Yes, a goldfish is an animal, it belongs to the fish family.

Answer 5

Type your answer here... multicellular. Unicellular means "made up of only one cell" most likely, if you can see it with your naked eye, it is multicellular

Answer 6

yes a fish is a mutlicellular type of organism it has more then 1 cell and organism

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

unicellar

Answer 9

no