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Single-celled include:

amoeba, flagellata, protista, protozoa, and of course almost all species of bacteria and viruses

Multi-celled include:

lions, cats, plants, coral reef, humans ....... basically, every organism that you can see with the naked eye is guaranteed to be multi-cellular.

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