One reason cells divide

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Cells divide in an effort to reproduce and create more of themselves to keep their larger- encompassing species sustained.

seraphim [82]2 years ago

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Cells divide in order to make more of itself. Once a cell gets large enough, it has to divide, due to lacking balance growth between their parts.

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