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Bigger organisms do not have larger cells. There are different types of cells, such as animal and plant, but in these sub-groups, each cell is the same size. If one was bigger than another, this could lead to physical and chemical damages to the organism. Bigger organisms just have MORE cells.
A question close to this one would be on a biology test.

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