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Giant viruses might not be visible to the naked eye, but their presence in oceans could shape the future of marine ecosystems ...

Researchers at the University of Tsukuba have identified a previously unknown species of unicellular organism in seawater collected near Hachijojima Island. The newly discovered species, named ...

He further suggests that this discovery raises questions about whether other unicellular organisms might possess a similar latent ability to develop multicellularity in response to environmental cues.

This trumpet-shaped organism is among the largest unicellular organisms, stretching as long as a sharpened pencil tip. But sometimes it has a hard time vacuuming up the swimming bacteria and ...

The research centers on a unicellular organism called Chromosphaera Perkinsii, discovered in marine sediments near Hawaii in 2017. This organism, which has existed for over a billion years ...

Amid this, there are various unicellular organisms which exist. These organisms have a single cell, which contaians the DNA, cytoplasm and organelles required for survival. All major life ...

Protists, typically unicellular microscopic organisms that aren’t animals, fungi or plants, perform all functions within a cell. But animals are the ultimate delegators: some cells are assigned ...

A fossilised prehistoric organism discovered in 2017 has led scientists to conclude that eggs emerged long before the first animals evolved, implying that they came before chicken. Chromosphaera ...

Chromosphaera perkinsii, a unicellular organism found in Hawaii, first appeared at least one billion years ago and underwent cell division to produce what resembled a precursor to eggs.

The world is full of unusual unicellular organisms and microbes, many of which have not been discovered yet. In 2017, scientists identified a single-celled marine organism called Chromosphaera ...

This study is published in the journal Nature. The first life forms to appear on Earth were unicellular, i.e. composed of a single cell, such as yeast or bacteria. Later, animals - multicellular ...