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Does cell division have the same significance in multicellular and unicellular organisms?
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Well no :) If you are a unicellular organism and you divide you now have 2 unicellular organisms - So you've reproduced. If you are a multicellular organism and one of your cells divide (which they do regularly) you are just replacing dead/damaged cells (or just growing).
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