How do single-called and multicellular organisms differ?

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Lassie · Answer 1 · 2020-07-20T10:15:53+0000

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they differ because it doesn't hurl multi-cellular organisms if one cell dies but if a single celled organism looses its one cell that organism will die.

How do single-called and multicellular organisms differ?

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