Why there is no division of labour in unicellular organisms? Give reason.

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There is no division of labour in a unicellular organism.
It is because unicellular organism has only one cell which does all the work and the division of cells is not required or we can say that in unicellular organisms a single cell constitutes the whole organism.

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