In an organism are ther more cells or tissues?

Answer 1

An advantage of having cells organized into tissues includes the fact that this allows for a great complexity of life. The tissues are organized into organs which allows even great complexity.

Answer 2

Cells preform small but important functions in the body, like transporting blood, and killing diseases. Organs work like big "cells" and preform important functions, like absorbing blood and controlling the body. In fact, the whole body is like a cell, as the body has organs, and a cells has organelles, that both preform functions to keep the organism living. the body has a brain to control a body and cells have a nucleus to control the functions of a cell.

Answer 3

In an organism, there are more cells than tissues. Cells are the basic structural and functional units of living organisms, and tissues are groups of cells with similar structures and functions that work together to perform specific functions in the body.

Answer 4

I'm not sure but I think the cell organization has cells send food and oxygen to to organs and cells

Answer 5

it would obviously have to be more cells than tissues as tissues are made up of cells.

organs are made up of tissues.

Answer 6

Cells organized into tissues allows for greater complexity of life and leads to tissue organizing into organs, then organisms that increases biodiversity.

Answer 7

The division of labor done by specialized tissue making up organs was the multicellularity problem solver.

Answer 8

The importance of cell organization in the human body is tomaximize theefficiencyofhomeostasis.