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Unicellular organisms with a large size are very rare, whereas there are a large number of single celled organisms with a small size. Why are large unicellular organisms so rare?

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Answered by beg0gufran

Answer:

gods plan....!

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unicellular organisms are made up of similar cells but being thier of large size they should be less in numbers as they may be a serious problem to our earth economy, humans and animals as well...

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Unicellular organisms with a large size are very rare, whereas there are a large number of single celled organisms with a small size. Why are large unicellular organisms so rare? ​

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Unicellular organisms with a large size are very rare, whereas there are a large number of single celled organisms with a small size. Why are large unicellular organisms so rare?