Question

nearly all cells found in multicellular organisms have similar needs. as a result, most organisms have developed similar _____ to meet those cells needs

Answer 1

Organelles

Step-by-step explanation:

All cells found in multicellular organisms have similar needs. For meeting these needs, most organisms have developed similar organelles (specialized membrane structures that serve specific needs in the cell).

For example:

Most cells acquire energy from a molecule called ATP, that is taken from cellular respiration a process that has specific organelles, to allow it to happen in most multicellular cells.

An organelle called mitochondria is used to store energy derived from the ATP and is considered the powerhouse of the cell.

There are a lot of common organelles in the cells of multicellular organisms that work for different needs of the cell, like the endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi complex, ribosomes, etc.

Answer 2

All cells of multicellular organisms have similar needs. The similarity in the needs of these cells have resulted to the similarity in the structure and organelles of the cells. The general structure is that there is a surrounding membrane around a solution containing enclosed genetic material, a powerhouse, and a protein synthesis area (animal cells).