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What do you mean by unicellular and multicellular?
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- A unicellular organism is represented by a single cell that performs all the cellular functions.
- The unicellular cells do not show the division of labour.
- For example, Amoeba, bacteria, etc.
- A multicellular organism consists of many types of cells.
- Cells are specialized to perform different functions of the body so that there is a division of labour within cells.
- For example, plants, animals, birds, and insects.
- A unicellular organism is represented by a single cell that performs all the cellular functions.
- The unicellular cells do not show the division of labour.
- For example, Amoeba, bacteria, etc.
- A multicellular organism consists of many types of cells.
- Cells are specialized to perform different functions of the body so that there is a division of labour within cells.
- For example, plants, animals, birds, and insects.
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