are all of the cells in a multicellular organism exactly the same or do they have diffrent sizes and shapes?

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They have different sizes and shapes. An example would be a tomato and a grape. Tomatoes are red, grapes are purple/green. Grapes are small, tomatoes (most of them) are large. This must be because the cells that make the tomatoes differ from the one that makes the grapes. Hope this helped/made sense :)

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