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Multicellular organisms can become much larger than unicellular organisms, and store a lot more resources within them due to assimilation, and thus can tolerate more extreme conditions without food. Multicellular organisms are also able to exist in multiple media, and are able to have specialised cells in their bodies so to specialise areas of their body.
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What are some benifets to being multicellular?
you can reproduce and grow
What aro two advantges of being multicellular?
Two advantages of being multicellular is that having many cells allows you to have a longer life span since you are not depending on just one cell. another advantage is being multicellular allows you to grow because only having one cell would make you microscopic.
What are some advantages and disadvantages of being a dentist?
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What are two advances of being multicellular?
Being multicellular means that you have a faster mitosis rate.
Are Gloeocapsa unicellular or multicellular?
Gloeocapsa are not multicellular. They give off the illusion of being multicellular, but are actually unicellular.
Is a true person multicellular or unicellular?
If the person is a human being then multicellular.
Advantages for being a doctor?
There are endless advantages of being a doctor. Some of the top advantages would be the money and the satisfaction of helping others.
What are some of the advantages of being last?
Some advantages of being last are that you will always get to participate or perform last. Always save best for last.
What are the advantages of being an urologist?
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Is an earthworm multicellular?
Of course it is. Every living being of that size and complexity is multicellular.
Is a polar bear unicellular or multicellular?
Multicellular. Can you imagine ONE CELL being THAT big?
