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Tanzania [10]
3 years ago
7

The Cell TheoryThe smallest living things are one-celled or ____+_______________Large organisms contain millions of cells. They

are many-celled or _________________ ____________________________.All of the organism's life functions are carried out by cells or parts of cells.Cells develop from other living cells – not from nonliving matter.
Biology
1 answer:
Marina CMI [18]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

unicellular; multicellular

Explanation:

<em>The smallest and the most basic unit of life is the cell. Living organisms that are made of just one cell are said to be </em><em>unicellular </em><em>while those that are made up of multiple cells are said to be </em><em>multicellular.</em><em> Many unicellular organisms are some of the smallest living organisms to exist in nature. They cannot be seen with the ordinary eyes, except with the aid of microscopes.</em>

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