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Is bacterium multicellular?

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Bacterium is both uni and multicellular, most of them are uni though

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What is the difference between a bacterium and a multicellular protoctist?
example - Euglena Flagellum - uses it to move, it is made in a different way from a bacterium flagellum (got this off my science homework hope it helps) alexx :-)
Is bacterium a multicellular organism?
No, bacterium is not a multicellular organism. C-money d-town Texas
What is multicellular?
multicellular means to have more than one cell. For example, we are multicellular, but on the other hand if something only has one cell, then it is considered unicellular
What is a bacterium?
Bacterium is a type of bacteria which if I'm not mistaken is common. Like on everyday items.
How is antibiotic resistance passed from bacterium to bacterium?
Through mutation of their genetic material or by acquiring pieces of DNA that code for the resistance properties from other bacteria.