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development in unicellular organisms

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Answered by Itsprachi

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In unicellular organisms, growth is a stage in the process of their reproduction. It consists of a stepwise and ordered increase in the size of the cytoplasm, including the increase in the number (e.g., ribosomes mitochondria) or duplication of organelles, (chromosomes, centrosomes, cell nuclei, etc.).

Answered by mahadevidndm

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In unicellular organisms, growth is a stage in the process of their reproduction. It consists of a stepwise and ordered increase in the size of the cytoplasm, including the increase in the number (e.g., ribosomes mitochondria) or duplication of organelles, (chromosomes, centrosomes, cell nuclei, etc.).

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