1.) How do the fungi, protozoa, and multicellular parasites compare with the bacteria in size and...
1.) How do the fungi, protozoa, and multicellular parasites compare with the bacteria in size and morphological features?
especially size comparison
Homework Answers
Multicellular parasites have a nucleus that is well defined, which categorise them as eukaryotes. Some parasites are larger in size than bacteria but there are also parasites that are almost same size as bacteria. The can replicate inside the host body or outside the host body.
Fungi are eukaryotic organisms which varies in size and shape. Unlike bacteria, they have a well defined nucleus and organelles. They usually exist as molds and spores. Fungi is much larger than the bacteria. They use biological processes that are highly complex than bacteria.
Protozoa are also eukaryotic organisms that have a very less relation with the bacteria. Protozoa has nucleus and other organelles as they are highly developed morphologically than bacteria. Protozoa is usually larger than the bacteria and there also exists protozoa that are only a little larger than bacteria.
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