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Groups of organs that work together to complete a process in the body are called:

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Ainat [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

systems

Explanation:

they are a bunch of things functioning together

Ilya [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. systems, termed as "organ system".

Explanation:

The <em>organ system</em> is a system that consists of a group of organs that <em>work together</em> to ensure that the organism continues to survive.

<em>Tissues</em> are next in creating the specific organs, and are generally classified depending on the organ it is part of. Note that not all tissues are the same.

<em>Cells</em> are "the smallest", and groups of cells create tissues.

<em>Nerves</em> are part of the Nervous system, which helps provide sensory to the body to help react when the body comes into contact with something that may hurt body parts.

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