Cellular slime molds are usually a single cell.

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True

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False

Question

Cellular slime molds are usually a single cell.
 

  
 
 
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    True    
  
 
 
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    False

anonymous · Answer

Wiki explains it much better than I can:

Slime molds can generally be divided into two main groups.
A plasmodial slime mold is enclosed within a single membrane without walls and is one large cell. This "supercell" (a syncytium) is essentially a bag of cytoplasm containing thousands of individual nuclei. See heterokaryosis.
By contrast, /cellular slime molds spend most of their lives as individual unicellular protists/, but when a chemical signal is secreted, they assemble into a cluster that acts as one organism.