Which is an advantage that single-celled organisms have over multicellular organisms?

They are a sexual so the don't need two parents to create offspring. the just split themselves

Answered by bookworm2020 | 2024-06-10

Reproduce much faster due to asexual reproduction

Answered by bookwormrds | 2024-06-10

Single-celled organisms have advantages over multicellular ones primarily due to their ability to reproduce asexually, which allows for rapid population growth and requires less energy. They produce genetically identical offspring, which can thrive in stable environments. Additionally, they can colonize new areas easily without needing mates, increasing their adaptability.
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Answered by bookworm2020 | 2024-12-26