- of
multicellularity and an
atavistic reversion towards a unicellular-like state. Many
genes responsible for the
establishment of
multicellularity that...
- an
essential feature for
complex multicellularity.
Complex multicellularity is
different from "simple"
multicellularity, such as
colonies of
organisms living...
- (Porifera),
which are the
simplest multicellular animals. In
order to
understand the
transition to
multicellularity during the Precambrian, it is important...
- A
multicellular thunderstorm cluster is a
thunderstorm that is
composed of
multiple convective cells, each
being at a
different stage in the life cycle...
- Gametes, for example, are
reproductive unicells for
multicellular organisms. Additionally,
multicellularity appears to have
evolved independently many times...
-
evidence of
multicellularity is from cyanobacteria-like
organisms that
lived between 3 and 3.5
billion years ago.
Other early fossils of
multicellular organisms...
-
Willensdorfer M (February 2009). "On the
evolution of
differentiated multicellularity". Evolution;
International Journal of
Organic Evolution. 63 (2): 306–23...
-
microscopic organisms.
Multicellularity in some form has
evolved independently at
least 25
times within the eukaryotes.
Complex multicellular organisms, not counting...
- the
critical aspects of the
evolution of
multicellularity and ****ual
reproduction in organisms.
Multicellularity has
evolved upwards of 25 times, and due...
- of non-colonial
multicellularity types that
protists exhibit, such as
aggregative (e.g., choanoflagellates) or
complex multicellularity (e.g.,
brown algae)...
