group of organs and tissues that permits breathing
Arrangeme of cells makes tissues, and the arrangement of a group of tissues makes an organ. Organs may have 2 or more types of tissues in them which ultimately allows for the performance of more specialized functions than one tissue can manage.
This is called tissue, which makes organs.
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a group of cells that work together to preform a function are called tissues. A group of tissues that work together to preform a function are called Organs.
Yes, in simple terms. Tissue makes up organs, which make up organ systems. organ systems>organs>tissues>cells
cells make tissues
Okay, so a group of cells make a tissue. A group of tissues make a organ. A group of organs make an organ system. A group of organ systems make an organism. That's the easiest way to put it. I know what you're thinking, "But I said "muscle tissues"!". Well, it's all the same thing. Tissues are tissues, and whether it's a muscle tissue or a... I really don't know tissue, it's considered a tissue, so to make it long story short, a group of cells make a tissue. Your welcome.
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Yes. This is called the levels of complexity. Chemicals are used to make cells. Cells that have the same form and function are called tissues. A group of tissues with a similar function are called tissues. Groups of tissues that all share a common function are called organs, a group of organs with the sme function are called a system. And, finally, a group of organ systems functioning together are called an organism!
An organ is a group of tissues working together to do a certain job.