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14 October, 17:24

Volvox, the green algae illustrated here, is considered a colony. Yet some scientists argue that it is more like a multicellular life form. In order for a cell or group of cells to evolve into a multicellular organism, all BUT one of these events must occur. That is

A cells are bound together

B cells specialize and cooperate

C cells form a protective outer sheath

D cells have like pairs of chromosomes

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  1. 14 October, 17:42
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    B cells specialize and cooperate

    Cells don't start specialising till much later in the evolutionary process from unicellular to multicellular.
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