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Cells in multi-cellular organisms A) All look the same B) All have the same function C) Are often quite different from each other D) Are the same size in every part of the organism
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Cells in multi-cellular organisms

A) All look the same
B) All have the same function
C) Are often quite different from each other
D) Are the same size in every part of the organism

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Answer:

The answer is option (c)

Step-by-step explanation:

Every cell in a multicellular organism have different jobs, for example: a skin cell is completely different than a blood cell.

User Mahabub Islam Prio
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the answer is C because every cell in a multicellular organism have different jobs, for example: a skin cell is completely different than a blood cell
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