Do bigger organisms have bigger cells what kind of test could you do to answer this

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Bigger organisms have more cells. Unless it's fat cells (fats)
If cells were bigger, you wouldnt need to see the cells under the microscope. Eg: on a plant, you cants see the stomata on the bottom of the leaf because the cell is too small. Thres the answer: bigger organisms dont have bigger cells

Assoli18 [71]2 years ago

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No, bigger organisms have more cells.

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