Cellular life is life with cells. The usual meaning of life as we know it expects that an organism have either unicellular or multicellular structure. But implied by the modifier "cellular" is the existence of earth-based life that is non-cellular. This point of view usually includes the classification of viruses as lifeforms. In discussing the domains of life, the term Cytota is occasionally used as a kingdom, domain, or empire name to distinguish cell-based life from the non-cellular life (labelled Acytota). Both would be the only two subdivisions of earthly life -- also known as terrestrial organisms, Biota, Naturae, or Vitae.
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