The made claim is False. Conserved sequences, or those that are similar across a wide range of organisms, are unlikely to be crucial in terms of function.
A living item is considered an organism if it has an organized structure, can respond to stimuli, reproduces, grows, adapts, and maintains homeostasis. So every living thing on Earth that is an animal, plant, fungus, protist, bacterium, or archaeon qualifies as an organism. Any organic, living system that performs as a separate unit is considered an organism in biology. Cells make up every living thing in the ecosystem. Taxonomy divides living things into categories like multicellular animals, plants, and fungus, or unicellular microbes like protists, bacteria, and archaea. Three groups of living things—producers, consumers, and decomposers—can be distinguished among an ecosystem's inhabitants. Each of them is crucial for the ecosystem.
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