unicellular organism differ from multicellular organism. why?
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unicellular organisms are those which have a single cell
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multicellular are those with more than a single cell
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The main reason is that unicellular consist of only one cell.For example bacteria and amoeba
Multicellular organisms consist of more than on cell. For example chlamydomonas
Unicellular are smaller than multicellular
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