Most multicellular animals have an integument consisting of a single layer of cells,the
A)cuticle.
B)epidermis.
C)pellicle.
D)tegument.
E)hypodermis.

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The integument of most multicellular animals consists of a single layer of cells called the epidermis. The other options, cuticle and pellicle, are specific types of integuments found in certain animals, while the tegument refers to the integument of parasitic flatworms. The hypodermis is a layer beneath the epidermis in some animals.

Most Multicellular Animals Have an Integument Consisting of a Single