Multiple Choice
Colonial animals differ from multicellular animals in that
A) colonies may consist of physiologically integrated individuals.
B) colonial animals may be genetically different from each other.
C) individuals within a colony have identical functions.
D) colonial animals are always unicellular.
E) some colonies of animals are produced through fission.
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