Which statement best explains why cells in organisms such as animals reproduce?
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Which statement best explains why cells in organisms such as animals reproduce?
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Cell division helps animals repair old cells.
Cell division produces glucose which is used as food.
Reproduction breaks down glucose into useful energy.
Reproduction releases energy necessary for animals to survive.
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