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What are the differences between an organism and an organ system?
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∙ 13y ago
Cells make up Tissues, Tissues make up organs, and organs make up body systems. (which i think you called an organ system)
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What is the difference between organism and organ system?
Organism has a 'ism' on the end but organ doesn't
What is the different between organ system and organism?
Organism has a 'ism' on the end but organ doesn't
What is the difference between organ system and organism?
organ systems are made up of organs and organisms are what the organs are in. the order of it is: (cell, tissue), organ, organ system, and then the organism
What is more complex organism or organ system?
an organism because an organism can contain multiple organ systems
Why do Organism and organ system both contain the word organ?
Because an organism is a being which contains organs and an organ system is a system of organs.
What is tissue organ organ system and organism?
The difference between organ system and tissue is that organs are made of many layers of tissue working together and a organ system is many organs working together as a system.
Organism is to community as organ is to?
Organ System
Is a cat a cell a tissue an organ an organ system or an organism?
A cat is an organism.
What do organ systems form?
An organ system forms an organism. The whole setup is, from smallest to largest, is Organelle Cell Tissue Organ Organ System Organism
Is your tongue a tissue an organism or an organ system?
organ
What is the correct sequence of levels of organization in the body?
Starting with the lowest level: cell ---> many cells make a tissue---> many tissues make an organ-----> many organs make an organ system -----> many organ systems make an organism.
What is the four levels of organization in multicellular organism?
Falaunt, Lafanda, Shaniqua, and Marcishqua
