How does a cell of a unicellular organism differ from a cell of a multicellular organism? It never replicates. It is specialized. It is large. It performs all functions.

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Rswayz asked Feb 11, 2022

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How does a cell of a unicellular organism differ from a cell of a multicellular organism?

It never replicates.

It is specialized.

It is large.

It performs all functions.

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Rswayz asked Feb 11, 2022

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There is only one cell in an Uniceller organism.

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There is only one cell in a unicellular organism

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