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9. Are human cells considered UNI-cellular (one) or MULTI-cellular (many)? None of the above All of the above Multicellular O Unicellular
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9. Are human cells considered UNI-cellular (one) or MULTI-cellular (many)?

None of the above
All of the above
Multicellular
O Unicellular

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Multicellular

Explanation: Humans have a lot of cell in their body that does different function
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