Unicellular organism
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Unicellular organisms are organisms that only have one cell. Unicellular organisms are normally from two classification kingdoms; Eubacteria and archaebacteria. Unicellular is normally either a eukaryote (a cell with a nucleus) or a prokaryote (a cell without one). They reproduce asexually and do not have specialized functions. E. Coli and amoeba are examples of unicellular organisms. E.Coli is a bacteria and amoeba is a protist.
- See also: Multicellular organism
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