Is archaea multicellular?

What are multicellular parasites? What are multicellular protozoans? Why are humans multicellular? Which protozoans are multicellular? Ask New Question. Arvind Singh · Answered Feb 19, 2018 · Author has 1.8k answers and 324.6k answer views. No, archaea are unicellular. read more

A: Quick Answer. All organisms in the kingdom Archaebacteria classify as unicellular. read more

The word archaebacteria is outdated, because they are no longer considered as bacteria. They are called Archaea, a separate kingdom (even a separate domain). Coming to your question: members of Archaea are unicellular. read more