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  • Seahorses: Understanding Their Complex Multicellular Structure
    Seahorses are multi-cellular organisms.

    Here's why:

    * Complex Structure: Seahorses have specialized organs and tissues like a brain, heart, gills, and fins. These structures are all composed of many different types of cells working together.

    * Multicellularity: Multicellular organisms are defined by having multiple cells organized into tissues, organs, and organ systems. This is a defining characteristic of animals, including seahorses.

    In contrast, unicellular organisms (like bacteria and amoebas) are made up of only one single cell.

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