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Which organisms have the potential to reproduce? A. living organisms do not reproduce B. only unicellular organisms C. only multicellular organisms D. all living organisms
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Which organisms have the potential to reproduce?
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living organisms do not reproduce
B.
only unicellular organisms
C.
only multicellular organisms
D.
all living organisms
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it’s D All living organisms can reproduce unicellular and multicellular organisms included
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Only unicellular orgaimns I might be wrong
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