Division of labor is not seen in which of these multicellular animals?
Correct answer: E. A and b
- A. Hydra
- B. Euplectella
- C. Blood fluke
- D. Tapeworm
- E. A and b
Explanation
Hydra is another example of an animal that doesn't show division of labor. It has limited cell specialization and lacks distinct organs. Its cells work together to perform various functions.
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