Question

Multicellularity first evolved in protists. What advantage do multicellular organisms have over singled-celled organisms?

Answer 1

answer choices?

Answer 2

its a short answer

Answer 3

what

Answer 4

well i don't know any soooooo....

Answer 5

@BATMAN31 @liljj1242

Answer 6

ok thanks

Answer 7

Multicellular organisms are able to complete much more complicated tasks and are much more efficient at completing the simpler tasks.

Answer 8

is that all?

Answer 9

How much do you need?

Answer 10

five different points

Answer 11

That basically sums it all up

Answer 12

oh ok then. i have one more question. Was the first prokaryotic cell unicellular?

Answer 13

No

Answer 14

was it missing a flagella?

Answer 15

task is shared by all the cells in multicellular organism
while when its one cell - all the burden to survive is on that one cell

Answer 16

http://www.majordifferences.com/2013/10/unicellular-organism-vs-multicellular.html#.VNWj9OaUebM
u can find all d points here..:)

Answer 17

Multicellular organisms are organisms that consist of more than one cell, in contrast to single-celled organisms.[1]

Few unicellular species can be seen individually with the naked eye. The rest of the nearly two million[citation needed] visible species are multicellular. In particular all species of animals, land plants and filamentous fungi are multicellular, as are many algae. Some organisms are partially uni- and multicellular, like Dictyostelium.

Multicellular organisms —like plants, fungi, animals and brown algae— arise from a single cell and generate a multi-celled organism. By contrast, colonial, or pluricellular, organisms are the result of many-celled individuals joining together through colony formation, filament formation or aggregation. Pluricellularity has evolved independentl