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Cells are the basic unit of life, with all living organisms consisting of at least one cell. They can be categorized into various types: eukaryotes, which contain a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles; prokaryotes, which are single-celled organisms lacking a nucleus; and multicellular organisms, which comprise many cells. Additionally, single-celled organisms can be classified as unicellular. Cell movement is facilitated by structures such as cilia, flagella, and pseudopodia, enabling various forms of locomotion.
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Def: the basic unit of life. All living organisms have at least ONE cell. • Keyword: Life, surround by cell membrane Cell
Def: A cell containing membrane bound organelles and a nucleus • Keyword: Nucleus, membrane bound organelles • Rockstar: Animal, Plant Eukaryote
Def: a single celled organism that lacks a nucleus; smaller in size • Keyword: no nucleus, bacteria • Rockstar: Bacteria Prokaryote
Def: An organism that is formed from two or more cells. • Keyword: many cells • Rockstar: Animal, Plant Multicellular
Def: An organism that is formed from one cell • Keyword: independent, single cell • Rockstar: bacteria, protist Unicellular
Def: many short hairs that project from the cell membrane; used for locomotion • Keyword: short hairs, eyelash • Rockstar: Paramecium Cilia
Def: (a) long thin tail(s) that come from the cell membrane; used for locomotion • Keyword: long thin, tail, whiplike • Rockstar: Euglena, sperm Flagella
Def: an extension of the cytoplasm used to move the organism • Keyword: false foot • Rockstar: Amoeba Pseudopodia