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Showing posts with label multicellularity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multicellularity. Show all posts
As soon as one turns around, there is a newsy item that directly relates to a Biofundamentals exam question. Question 16: In the context of social slime molds consider i) a cell in your brain to one of your eggs or sperm and ii) a sterile worker mole rate to a queen mole rat. How is this possible, evolutionarily.
