Bacteria

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A domain of unicellular prokaryotes with cell walls

Real World Example

Imagine you're trying to build a sturdy sandcastle at the beach, but the waves keep washing it away. This situation is similar to how bacteria, specifically a domain of unicellular prokaryotes, have to protect themselves in a constantly changing environment. Just as you would build a wall around your sandcastle to shield it from the waves, bacteria have cell walls that provide structure and protection from external forces, ensuring they remain intact and functional despite the challenges around them.

Real World Example Illustration

Bacteria Definition Explained
Bacteria explained

Practice Version

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