How do the cells of a multicellular organisms differ from those of a unicellular organism?

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Multicellular - more than one cell
Unicellular - just one cell

Maybe talk about eukaryotes and prokaryotes

Mubin answered May 18, 2019

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they were born the opposite gender than the other ones which are the same gender as the ones who were supposedly born differently limayo weak

GTAVLover answered May 22, 2019

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