Question

Differentiate between unicellular organism and multicellular organisms. With example??​

Answer 1

Answer:

unicellular organisms

• Unicellular organisms are made up of only one cell
• only one cell performs all functions
• example- bacteria

multicellular organisms

• multicellular organisms are made up of more than one cell
• they have different organs which performs different functions
• example- animals and plants

Answer 2

ANSWER:

UNICELLULAR ORGANISM -

• They're made up of a Single Cell.
• The Size of the Cell is Small.
• A Single Cell is capable of Performing all the Life Processes.
• The Division of Labor doesn't Exist because a Single Cell Performs all the Functions.
• Cell Division occurs by Fission or Budding
• Their Life Span is Very Short
• Any injury to the Cell can cause the Death of the Organism

• Example - Bacterium, Ameoba, Algae, etc..

MULTICELLULAR ORGANISM -

• They're made up of many Cells.
• The Size of the Cell is larger than Unicellular Organisms
• A Single Cell carries out One or a Few of the Processes
• Division of Labor Exists as Various Cells perform Different Functions in the Body.
• Cell Division occurs by Mitosis and Meiosis
• Their Life Span is Longer
• Injury/Damage to Few Cells doesn't Affect other Cells/Organism as the Affected Cells are Replaced with New Cells.

• Example - Humans, Plants, Animals

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