Pose a question about simple and complex organisms

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Katen [24]3 years ago

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Pose a question about simple and complex organisms

Can you mention three differences between simple and complex organism?

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Can you mention three differences between simple and complex organism?

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The first difference is the amount of cells that each one contains and therefore the way in which each organism works. Simple organisms are unicellular (a single cell) while complex organisms are multicellular and have many more cells.
A multicellular organism has greater needs and is more complex. These organisms can depend on other organisms, while a single cell, can survive on its own as well as reproduce and perform all the activities of a living being.
In the case of unicellular organisms, their only cell, works hard in the cytoplasm movement, to be able to stay alive, while in a multicellular organism each set of cells has a designated task in which to work, so that the functioning of the body is effective.

Sunny_sXe [5.5K]3 years ago

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Can a complex organism interbreed with a simple organism?

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