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The Evolution of Multicellularity in Animals Has Primarily Occurred by

Question 44

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The evolution of multicellularity in animals has primarily occurred by

A) changing how existing genes are used.
B) deleting many old genes.
C) producing many new genes.
D) deleting many old chromosomes.

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