Biology, asked by redmonar, 8 months ago

Are bacteria unicellular or multicellular?

Answers

Answered by abolisomkuwar71

Answer:

Bacteria are not multicellular Organisms .They are large groups of unicellular microorganisms.One Bacterial the (singular form of bacteria is ) one small organisms ,and is called a prokaryotic cell or a prokaryot....

hope it's helpful for you....

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Chemistry, 4 months ago

which kind of smell ethene has??

Chemistry, 4 months ago

the correct order of increasing energy of atomic orbital for H-atom is...

Physics, 4 months ago

1- An object gains excess negative charge after being rubbed against another object which becomes: (a) neutral (b) negatively charged (c) positively charged (d) either a, b or c...

Science, 8 months ago

Define deforestation???...

Geography, 8 months ago

How does carpooling and no smoking zone areas reduce pollution.

Biology, 11 months ago

Sexual reproduction is generally biparental but it can be uniparental. Explain the line and also give one example if possible. No spams. No incorrect answer.

English, 11 months ago

As mountmerency make a diary entry of an experience of packing I will mark you brainlist...

Biology, 11 months ago

world's most expensive wood...