An organism that has indeterminate development and grows by the repeated production of modules is defined as which type of organism?
A) Indefinite
B) Indeterminiable
C) Modular
D) Unitary

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An organism that has indeterminate development and grows by the repeated production of modules is defined as a modular organism. This means that these organisms have structures called modules that can be repeated and added on indefinitely to form the complete organism. Examples of modular organisms include plants, some animals like jellyfish, and fungi. Therefore, choice C is the correct answer.

An Organism That Has Indeterminate Development and Grows by the Repeated