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A key process common to all organisms is the ability to reproduce. Where do all cells come from? A. from ova B. from atoms C. from gametes D. from pre-existing cells
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A key process common to all organisms is the ability to reproduce. Where do all cells come from?

A. from ova
B. from atoms
C. from gametes
D. from pre-existing cells

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It’s d

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It’s d 100%

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