If you were studying the evolution of animal-specific cell-to-cellsignaling systems, from which of the following would you chooserepresentative species to observe?a. Rhodophyta b. Discoba c. Choanomonada d. Radiolaria e. Chlorophyta

If you were studying the evolution of animal-specific cell-to-cellsignaling systems, from which of the following would you chooserepresentative species to observe?a. Rhodophyta b. Discoba c. Choanomonada d. Radiolaria e. Chlorophyta

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Chapter26: Protists

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If you were studying the evolution of animal-specific cell-to-cell
signaling systems, from which of the following would you choose
representative species to observe?
a. Rhodophyta
b. Discoba
c. Choanomonada

d. Radiolaria

e. Chlorophyta

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