PostmodernProph
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- Jan 27, 2014
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You asked for EVIDENCE of the jump from single cell critters to multi-celled critters. I think single cell acting like multi-cellular animal shows that it is possible for single cells to cooperate to enhance their survival. I think it is a very small step from cells occasionally cooperating to cells ALWAYS cooperating.
Assuming you don't accept this please explain how we are different. We start with a single cell that forms clusters that in turn reproduces by creating another single cell that forms clusters.
if you're talking about the human reproductive system, you aren't the first to try that argument either.....unfortunately that is reproduction, not evolution.....the zygote is not a different species from a fetus.....try again.......
An ameoba can divide into many ameoba and then they can all operate as a single unit. One individual, one species.
no....when an amoeba divides into many amoeba they operate as many amoeba......many individuals, one species.....