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Neither a euglena or a white blood cell can survive on their own.
Neither a euglena or a white blood cell can survive on their own.
A euglena can survive on its own, but a white blood cell cannot.
A euglena can survive on its own, but a white blood cell cannot.
Both a euglena and a white blood cell can survive on their own.
Both a euglena and a white blood cell can survive on their own.
A white blood cell can survive on its own, but a euglena cannot.
A white blood cell can survive on its own, but a euglena cannot.
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The correct statement is:
A euglena can survive on its own, but a white blood cell cannot.
Euglena is a single-celled organism that can perform photosynthesis and live independently in aquatic environments. In contrast, white blood cells are part of a multicellular organism (humans and other animals) and rely on the body for survival and function.
