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No, most of the organisms are not muticellular. Many bacterias are unicellular in nature. Humans and other eukaryote are an example of multicellular organisms.
A corn leaf is an example of a simple leaf.
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A Cellular Organization is just the organization within a cell; for example the different parts a cell has. simple.
the evolution of multicellularity allow algae to develope....plato users (answer C)
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multicellularity increases the chances of survival because in case one cell is injured or harmed other living cells will help in the existing of life...
They went from simple colonies of cells (such as some groupings of bacteria) to multicellular creatures with some cell specialisation.
Plantae, Fungi, Animalia and Protista!!!
Multicellularity, segmented body, hair, placental reproduction
Glucose is a simple example.
No, most of the organisms are not muticellular. Many bacterias are unicellular in nature. Humans and other eukaryote are an example of multicellular organisms.
Gastrulation, multicellularity, collagen proteins, flagellated sperm, and heterotrophic nutrition.
It could be either. Example as a simple subject: "Eat only your share of the cake." Example as a simple predicate: "Share the cake with your sister."
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