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An amoebae iyo sarong-selulang eukaryotiko

Sabiyolohiya,anorganismo(Ingles:organism;gikan sa Griyego: ὀργανισμός,organismos) iyo an maski anong organiko, nabubuhay na sistema na minagana bilang sarong indibidwal na entidad.[1]An gabos na organismo iyo pigbibilog ninselula(teorya nin selula).[1]An mga organismo iyo pigkaklasipika nintaksonomiyasa mga grupo arug kan mga multiselular nahayop,tinanom,asinfungi;o uniselular namikroorganismoarug kan mgaprotista,bakterya,asin arkeya.[2]An gabos na klase nin organismo iyo kaya nin reproduksyon, pagdakula, pagmantinido, asin sa ibang degri nin pagsimbag sa stimuli. An mgatawo,pusit,kabute,asin mga baskular na tinanom iyo mga halimbawa kan mga multiselular na organismo na nalalain an espesyalisadongtisyuasinorganodurante sa pagdakula.

An sarong uniselular na organismo pwedeng magin prokaryotiko o eukaryotiko. An mga prokaryotiko iyo pigrerepresenta an duwang suway na domain – an bakterya asin arkeya. An mga eukaryotikong organismo iyo pigkakaraktisa sa paagi nin presensya kan nukleyus nin selula asin iyo igwa nin mgaorganelles.[3]An fungi, hayop, asin tinanom iyo mga halimbawa nin organismo sa mga eukaryotiko.

An pag-estima sa bilang nin presentengespesyesaKinabaniyo minarango poon sa 2 milyon hasta sa 1 trilyon,[4]kun sain lagpas 1.7 milyon an nadokumento.[5]Lagpas 99% kan gabos na espesye, nabibilang sa lagpas limang bilyong espesye,[6]na nabuhay an pig-eestima na nawara na.[7][8]

Kaidtong 2016, sarong grupo nin 355 na mgagenegikn salast universal common ancestor(LUCA) kan gabos na organismo an na-identipika.[9][10]

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