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Sessile
An organism that cannot move on its own because it is attached to something.

Examples:  Barnacle, sponge, oak tree, coral
An organism that cannot move on its own because it is attached to something.

Examples: Barnacle, sponge, oak tree, coral
Motile
An organism that can move ; they are not attached to anything.

Examples: Humans, sea urchin, rats
An organism that can move ; they are not attached to anything.

Examples: Humans, sea urchin, rats
Unicellular
An organism that is composed of only one cell. Can't see without microscope.

Examples:  Amoeba, bacteria, virus
An organism that is composed of only one cell. Can't see without microscope.

Examples: Amoeba, bacteria, virus