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How do multi-cellular organisms develop? A. Cell differentiation - start from a single cell and as the cells divide they become specialized B. They all start as skin cells C. Organisms have the same number
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How do multi-cellular organisms develop?

A.
Cell differentiation - start from a single cell and as the cells divide they become specialized
B.
They all start as skin cells
C.
Organisms have the same number of cells all the time.

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a is the answer because a single cell divides
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