What features of animals separate them from their nearest relative the choanoflagellates? Choose all that apply the synthesis of collagen the formation of a gastrula during early embryo development persistent multicellularity lack of a cell wall O ability to adhere cells together

What features of animals separate them from their nearest relative the choanoflagellates? Choose all that apply the synthesis of collagen the formation of a gastrula during early embryo development persistent multicellularity lack of a cell wall O ability to adhere cells together

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What features of animals separate them from their nearest relative the choanoflagellates?
Choose all that apply
the synthesis of collagen
the formation of a gastrula during early embryo development
O persistent multicellularity
lack of a cell wall
ability to adhere cells together

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