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- adj. having a single cell (and thus not divided into cells)
Examples
“All proteins in all organisms in the whole world are always made of amino acids that cause light to rotate counterclockwise except for a few rare and highly unusual single-celled organisms.”
“There are no transitional forms between single-celled and five-hundred-celled organisms.”
“From that time, the idea spread that life on earth was not created by God but came into being by pure chance and that life subsequently evolved spontaneously from a single-celled organism into the millions of different species of plants and animals we know now.”
“The two main domains are the “single-celled organisms” and the “multicellular organisms.””
“This includes about a million species of insects and half a million other species of animals, the majority of them mollusks, worms, and single-celled organisms; plus 400,000 species of plants.”
“According to the doctrine of evolution, no life occurred in 4 billion years from the beginning of the earth, with the exception of a few single-celled organisms.”
“And there are single-celled organisms Volvox that cluster together like a ball and cooperate with each other, but they are and remain single-celled organisms!”
“It is asserted that life on earth began with a simple, single-celled organism.”
“… Others can only be identified with a microscope, such as the majority of protozoa [single-celled animals], certain blood filariae [small larvae of pathogen parasites in the blood vessels], and the trichinae.”
“According to the theory of evolution, all flora and fauna developed from a single-celled being, something like a primitive bacterium.”
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