Which of these is most responsible for the growth of an animal? A Cells respiring B Cells fusing C Cells moving D Cells dividing

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Which of these is most

responsible for the growth of an
animal?
A Cells respiring
B Cells fusing
C Cells moving
D Cells dividing

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cell dividing due to generating and distribution into organism

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