Asked by Help24

How are cells, bacteria, algae, plants, or animals the basic units of life?


They are all living?


How are cells, bacteria, algae, plants, or animals the basic units of life?




I don't think I would call plants or animals a basic unit of life. They are made up of cells; therefore, they aren't basic.


they arent considerd by sientists!
Answered by connexus amateur.exe
After 14 years I might have the answer, plants, animals, and bacteria are a basic unit of life since they reproduce. And yes they're all living.
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