What happens when the cell of a unicellular organism divides? Text to speech A:A. The unicellular organism dies. B:B. The unicellular organism grows larger. C:C. The unicellular organism creates a new organism. D:D. The unicellular organism becomes a multicellular organism.

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Liberty Russo

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5 August, 01:03

What happens when the cell of a unicellular organism divides? Text to speech A:A. The unicellular organism dies. B:B. The unicellular organism grows larger. C:C. The unicellular organism creates a new organism. D:D. The unicellular organism becomes a multicellular organism.

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Dennis Good · Answer 1

Answer: Option C) The unicellular organism creates a new organism.

Explanation:

Cell division involves the multiplication of cells whereby one cell divides into two daughter cells or offsprings, two divides into four and so on.

In unicellular organisms, cell division could be by the following ways:

- Binary fission in Ameoba

- Budding in Hydra

- fragmentation in Sponges.

Thus, each of these unicellular organisms divides to give rise to new organisms that are similar to their parents