Unicellular Vs Multicellular (1 Viewer)

[tam89]

I felt so stupid asking this question lol. I know the definitions for these terms but i'm still vague. Anyone please provide examples for these terms? I can't find it in the prelim textbook.

 

[Survivor39]

unicellular: having only one cell, or consist of one cell.
multicellular: having many cells, or consist of many cells

 

[tam89]

So, a yeast consist of one cell (unicellular)?

What other examples for multicellular and unicellular?

 

[malkin86]

multicellular - most animals, plants.
unicellular - bacteria, fungi, most protists.

 

[xiao1985]

i believe the key distinguishable difference should be the specialisation of cells... multicellular have cells specialised while uni cellular do not...