Multicellular organisms have many cells. What is the one other characteristic they must have before they can be called multicellular? A. The cells must be small. B. They must be autotrophs. C. They must be heterotrophs. D. The cells must be specialized.

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User: Multicellular organisms have many cells. What is the one other characteristic they must have before they can be called multicellular? A. The cells must be small. B. They must be autotrophs. C. They must be heterotrophs. D. The cells must be specialized.

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Multicellular organisms have many cells. One other characteristic they must have before they can be called multicellular is: The cells must be specialized.

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