No division of labour is there in
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multicellular organisms
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There is no movement of labour in a unicellular organism.
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- There is no movement of labour in a unicellular organism.
- Because it has utterly one cell which arranges all the production and the distribution of cells is not needed or we can say that in unicellular organisms a particular cell forms the entire organism.
- A unicellular organism, also recognised as an individual celled bion, is a bion that contains a single cell, unlike a multicellular bion that consists of duplicated cells.
- Unicellular bions drop into two generic kinds: prokaryotic bions and eukaryotic bions.
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