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One cell from an organism has a cell wall but no mitochondria will this organism be multicelluar or unicelluar

One cell from an organism has a cell wall but no mitochondria will this organism be multicelluar or unicelluar
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One cell from an organism has a cell wall but no mitochondria will this organism be multicelluar or unicelluar

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Unicellular

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All multicellular organisms have mitochondria. Even plant cells. Therefore, if there’s no mitochondria it is most likely that the organism is unicellular
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