Dana suggests that in order to conclude that plants are living, they would have to consist of many, many cells is her thinking correct? (a) no , a part of a cell could be considered a living organism (b) no, a living organism can be anything with two or more cells working together (c) no a single cell could be considered a living organism (d) yes, living things are made of a large collection of cells

Dana suggests that in order to conclude that plants are living, they would have to consist of many, many cells is her thinking correct? (a) no , a part of a cell could be considered a living organism (b) no, a living organism can be anything with two or more cells working together (c) no a single cell could be considered a living organism (d) yes, living things are made of a large collection of cells

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter28: Animal Tissues And Organ Systems

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