What are non-examples of multicellular?

Answer 1

prokaryote cells, cannot be multicellular because they have no neucleus, mytocondria, or any other membrane - bound organelles. All of their water- soluble components are located together under a cell membrane.

Answer 2

One non-example of a unicellular organism is a rock. Also non-example unicellular organisms are basically multicellular organisms. So the sun, a mammal, and more.

Answer 3

Well, honey, if we're talking about non-examples of multicellular, we're looking at single-celled organisms like bacteria, yeast, and amoebas. These little guys are flying solo, living their best single-celled life without the need for a bunch of cell buddies. So, when it comes to multicellularity, they're definitely not on the guest list.

Answer 4

Non-examples of multicellular organisms include bacteria, archaea, and some protists. These organisms are single-celled and do not have specialized cells that work together to form complex tissues and organs.

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Answer 6

"Uni" means one or single. Unicellular therefore means one-celled, or single-celled. There are many single-celled organisms on the earth. Some examples would be an amoeba and a paramecium.

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