Multiple Choice
In what way are single-celled slime mold amoebas and individual honeybees (social insects that live in colonies) alike?
A) Signals cause them to aggregate, but they usually live alone.
B) They are both examples of loss of complexity.
C) They are both examples of why group living is disadvantageous.
D) Some individuals give up independent replication in the larger group.
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