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Is there any division of labour among the cell of colony

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Answered by anchalvarshney2468
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Explanation:

. Organs are made of several tissues, each tissue consists of cells that differentiated into specific types with specific functions. Therefore, there is a “division of labor” so to speak.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Divisions of labor are ubiquitous in nature and can be found at nearly every level of biological organization, from the individuals of a shared society to the cells of a single multicellular organism. Many different types of microbes have also evolved a division of labor among its colony members.

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