How are cells in a multicellular organism able to achieve homeostasis?. A. They are uniform in function and work independently from one another ... B. They are specialized in function and work independently from one another ... C. They are uniform in function and work cooperatively with one another ... D. They are specialized in function and work cooperatively with one another ...

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Louis Hernandez

Biology

26 May, 10:19

How are cells in a multicellular organism able to achieve homeostasis?. A. They are uniform in function and work independently from one another ... B. They are specialized in function and work independently from one another ... C. They are uniform in function and work cooperatively with one another ... D. They are specialized in function and work cooperatively with one another ...

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Troy Welch · Answer 1

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Multicellular organisms are able to achieve homeostasis because they cells are specialized in function and work cooperatively with one another.

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