Question

Are archaebacteria multicellular?

Answer 1

Archaebacteria:

1. Archaebacteria are mainly found in harsh environments such as hot springs, salty, and marshy regions.
2. Example: Halobacterium, Methanosaeta.
3. They are prokaryotes that possess a nucleoid (an irregular-shaped region) that contains circular DNA.
4. They also lack various membrane-bound organelles.
5. Multicellular organisms possess more than one cell. Example: plants, animals.
6. Archaebacteria are not multicellular. They are unicellular organisms that are made up of only one cell.