Many chlorophytes are unicellular, but others are larger and more complex. What does this indicate regarding the evolutionary history of chlorophytes?
A) the chlorophyte group is not monophyletic
B) the chlorophyte group is monophyletic
C) the chlorophyte group is the protist group most closely related to plants
D) the chlorophyte group contained extensive genetic variability

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The presence of both unicellular and more complex forms within chlorophytes suggests that there is extensive genetic variability within the group, allowing for a range of evolutionary adaptations and complexity.

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