What is a multicellular organism?
Q: What is a multicellular organism?
A: Multicellular organism is an organism that has more than one cell.
Q: Which organisms are multicellular?
A: Animals, plants and most fungi are multicellular organisms.
Q: How are cells in multicellular organisms different from those in unicellular organisms?
A: In multicellular organisms, cells are usually specialized and each cell performs a specific function. In unicellular organisms, a single cell performs all functions.
Q: What is a tissue in multicellular organisms?
A: A group of cells with the same function working together is called a tissue in multicellular organisms.
Q: What is the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction in multicellular organisms?
A: Sexual reproduction in multicellular organisms involves the fusion of sex cells (sperm and ovum) from two different individuals, whereas asexual reproduction involves the division of a single cell to produce offspring.
Q: What is the significance of sex cells in multicellular organisms?
A: Sex cells (sperm and ovum) in multicellular organisms are specialized cells that are responsible for reproduction.
Q: What is a hermaphrodite in multicellular organisms?
A: A hermaphrodite is a multicellular organism that has both male and female reproductive organs or produces both sperm and ovum cells, and is capable of fertilizing itself.
