difference between unicellular organisms and multicellular organisms? more then three difference.
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Explanation:
unicellular organisms consisted of only one cell but multicellular organisms consists of more than one cell
unicellular are mainly prokaryotes and multicellular are eukaryotes
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There are many similarities between unicellular and multicellular organisms but there are differences too:
- The area covered by a single celled or unicellular organism is very low.
- Hence the existence can even go unnoticed while the multicellular organisms can range from small to any size.
- Unicellular organisms are invisible or not visible with naked eye, as it need special machinery or equipment to look through a single celled organism.
- While the multicellular organisms are mostly visible from the naked eyes.
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