Words and phrases that have a meaning related to multicellular: (133 results)
Often used in the same context:
eukaryote, unicellular, metazoan, prokaryote, cambrian period, vertebrate, tetrapod, angiosperm, mammalian, chordate, motile, bilaterally symmetrical, heterochromatic, devonian period, evolutionary, polyploid, nonliving, placental mammal, nematode worm, organismal, monophyletic, morphogen, oligodendrocyte, ciliated, symbiont, unspecialized, totipotent, xenopus laevis, hominoid, autotrophic, genus homo, cyanobacterial, permian period, diatom, morphogenetic, comb jelly, phylogenetic, heterotrophic, planetesimal, photosynthetic, macroscopic, homo erectus, planktonic, wormlike, morphological, ribosomal rna, spicule, circumstellar, dimorphic, melanocyte, agrobacterium tumefaciens, lamarckian, spheroidal, green alga, ectodermal, plastid, clonal, subcellular, homeobox gene, icosahedral, chloroplast, isoprenoid, parthenogenetic, cretaceous period, amoeboid, gracile, filamentous, polynucleotide, ontogenetic, nitrogen fixation, genus plasmodium, embryological, jawless fish, apis mellifera, bdelloid, sarcomere, molluscan, crinoid, centromere, jurassic period, hominid, australopithecus, theropod dinosaur, stegodon, celled, sepal, commensal, striated muscle, aneuploid, mus musculus, pan troglodytes, genus australopithecus, macromolecular, triassic period, miocene epoch, flagellar, dinosaurian, invariant, quadrupedal, intramolecular, haploid, interphase, asexual, hermaphroditic, adaptable, diploid, multinucleate, vegetative, hermaphrodite, mycelial, flagellated, gametophytic, larval, living, swimming
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division protista, fissiparity, kingdom protoctista, metazoa, parazoa, parazoan, poriferan, proterozoic, proterozoic aeon, proterozoic eon, protista, protoctista, rotifer, sponge, stinging hair, subkingdom metazoa, subkingdom parazoa
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— Nouns for multicellular: organisms, organism, animals, plants, forms, life, animal, glands, algae, body, hairs, more...
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