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In what ways, if any, does a single-celled organism differ from its parent?​

In what ways, if any, does a single-celled organism differ from its parent?​
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In what ways, if any, does a single-celled organism differ from its parent?​

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A single called organism does not differ from the parent and is an exact copy of it.

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