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Cells are usually very small. Why is it an advantage to have many small cells instead of one very large cell?
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Cells are usually very small. Why is it an advantage to have many small cells instead of one very large cell?
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With smaller cells, more surface area is available for oxygen and nutrients to diffuse in and carbon dioxide to diffuse out of the cell.
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