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JoLisbey JoLisbey
  • 28-04-2015
  • Biology
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  1. Are there any bacteria made of more than one cell?

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justinbanc justinbanc
  • 28-04-2015

The short answer is no they are not

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 28-04-2015

The answer is No because there are no pluricellular bacteria. All bacteria are unicellular prokaryotic.

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