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    The Simplest Multicellular Animals That Have Only a Few Different
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The Simplest Multicellular Animals That Have Only a Few Different

Question 68

Question 68

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The simplest multicellular animals that have only a few different cell types are:


A) anemones.
B) sponges.
C) jellyfish.
D) flatworms.
E) sea squirts.

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