How does a one celled organism grow?

Answer 1

It grows via cellular division of cells in it's component tissues in specific areas according to it's genetic makeup. In species with skeletons, growth is concentrated primarily at the tips of bones

Answer 2

A one-celled organism can grow by taking in nutrients from its environment and using those nutrients to build new cell components through a process called cellular division. This division involves replicating its genetic material and then splitting into two separate cells, each with its own set of genetic material.

Answer 3

Many-celled organisms grow by cells spliting into smaller cells

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Answer 4

Multicellular organisms grow when their cells split off into smaller cells. They make more cells.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Through cell division, or mitosis. 1 cell creates 2, 2 creates 4, 4 creates 8. It may not seem much, but think of a trillion cells doing this.

Answer 7

they devide