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19. Which statement describes the cells in a many-celled organism? They can be quite different from each other. They can all perform exactly the same functions. They are all exactly the same. They are
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Which statement describes the cells in a many-celled organism?

They can be quite different from each other.

They can all perform exactly the same functions.

They are all exactly the same.

They are all the same size.

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D They are the same size

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D, they are all the same size.

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