What do you, a complex, multicellular organism, have in common with this single-celled algae that lives in the ocean? A) We have nothing in common. B) We have similar cell structure. C) We have the exact same cell parts. D) We both need salt water to survive.

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Isaias Mann

12 August, 18:04

What do you, a complex, multicellular organism, have in common with this single-celled algae that lives in the ocean? A) We have nothing in common. B) We have similar cell structure. C) We have the exact same cell parts. D) We both need salt water to survive.

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Alyson · Answer 1

Its B btw dont listen to this other guy

Zayne Reilly · Answer 2

The answer is "B". We have similar cell structure.

Explanation:

We have similar cell structure. The algae is made of one cell. We are made of many, many cells. The cells that make up complex living things are different from each other.