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Are plants

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steposvetlana [31]4 years ago

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Answer: Multicellular and Autotroph

<h3>Multicellular Organisms</h3>

A multicellular organism is made of two or more cells.

Example: Plants and Animals

<h3>Autotrophs </h3>

Autotrophs can produce their own food.

Example: Plants

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