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Why must the cells of multicellular organisms differentiate
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Why must the cells of multicellular organisms differentiate
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i think because they need to have variation plus it is not just a must but because multi-cellular organisms are sexual reproduction not asexual reproduction it allows for variation.
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Multicellular organisms are more complex and it the organism such as a human did not differentiate the cells would not be able to compensate for all the functions that the body has developed through evolution
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