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A Unicellular organism is an organism consisting of only a single cell. Example of a unicellular organism include Protozoa such as amoeba, cilia and paramecium. | A Unicellular organism is an organism consisting of only a single cell. Example of a unicellular organism include Protozoa such as amoeba, cilia and paramecium.<ref> World of Microbiology and Immunology (2003) Protozoa http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Protozoa.aspx Last accessed 23 October 2015 </ref>. | ||
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A Unicellular organism is an organism consisting of only a single cell. Example of a unicellular organism include Protozoa such as amoeba, cilia and paramecium.[1].
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- ↑ World of Microbiology and Immunology (2003) Protozoa http://www.encyclopedia.com/topic/Protozoa.aspx Last accessed 23 October 2015