The cell of a typical single-celled "protist" is much less complex than an animal cell. A. true. B. False

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Arry asked Jan 9, 2023

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The cell of a typical single-celled "protist" is much less complex than an animal cell. A. true. B. False

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Answer:FALSE

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False

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Single-celled "protists" must carry out all basic life functions in their single cell.

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