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The distinction between unicellular or multicellular applies to O plants only O animals only o both plants and animals neither plants nor animals
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The distinction between unicellular or multicellular applies to
O plants only
O animals only
o both plants and animals
neither plants nor animals
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If this helps neither plants or animals are unicellular.
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I think it’s plants only
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