Answer:
A. differentiation
Explanation:
Cell differentiation consists of a set of processes that transform and specialize embryonic cells. After these transformations, their morphology and physiology are defined, which make them capable of performing a certain function.
We call differentiation in biology the process that all living cells go through to specialize in a particular function. These cells, despite being differentiated, continue with the same genetic code as the first cell, and the difference between them is in inhibiting or activating certain groups of genes - these responsible for defining the function of each of them. This, in addition to determining its function, entails some changes in cell structure, as happened with the cell described in the question, which promoted a change in its structure by merging with neighboring cells to form a multinuclear tube.
An example would be us humans we captive breed them then kill them. So they could adapt and avoid the predator but still get hunted down.
Mitosis would be skin cells, bone cells, and organ cells. Meiosis is sex cells, so sperm and egg cells.
