Cells such as those of golden algae that form stable associations but do not take on specialized roles are described as:

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The cells of golden algae are arranged in colonies that are stable and attached to each other, but they do not have specialized roles. This type of multicellularity is described as colonial multicellularity. Option A (incomplete unicellular) does not accurately describe the stable association of cells in golden algae, while option B (selective multicellularity) and option C (true multicellularity) refer to more advanced forms of multicellularity that involve cells with specialized functions.

Cells Such as Those of Golden Algae That Form Stable