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Are vertebrates unicellular?

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No. They are multicellular. They are animals and all animals are multicellular.

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Is a vertebrate a vertebrate?
they are both the same things they are an animal with a backbone
What is a unicellular?
organisms that are made up of one cell
Is unicellular unicellular?
Unicellular means one cell. . So naturally a unicellular organism such as plankton, would be unicellular. .
How is a unicellular prokaryote different from a unicellular eukaryote?
A unicelluar prokaryote doesn't hav ea membrane, while a unicelluar euryote has a cell membrane. ;) hope this helps -from an awesome smart person
What makes a vertebrate a vertebrate?
Vertebrates are any animal or person that has a backbone ie. cats, dogs, humans.Invertebrates are animals without a vertebrate ie. snakes, sea snails