A slime mold spends most of its life cycle as a single cell but can form a cooperative colony of aggregated cells for the purpose of producing spores that go on to form the next generation. A generalized life cycle of the slime mold is shown in the diagram below. Compare the biological mechanisms that control the timing and regulation of human development to the biological mechanisms that control the timing and regulation of a slime mold. Provide at least two examples of similarities, two examples of differences, or one example each of a similarity and a difference