How does the structural of unicellular and multicellular oraganism differ

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The structural of the unicellular organism and the multicellular organism differs in a broad variety of ways. The main differences you need to know between these two cells are the following.

- Unicellular organism is composed with only one cell.

- Multicellular organism is made up of two or more cells.

- Unicellular are mostly prokaryotes, while multicellular is mainly considered as eukaryotes.

- Unicellular organisms are more smaller and less complex than multicellular organisms.

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