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Organization in organisms is like this:
cells => tissues => organs => organ systems => organisms
Since we are talking about a group of cells, this would be a tissue. Don't let the word 'function' confuse you. Tissues do functions as well as an entire organ or organ system.
It is helpful to use the flow chart when asked questions like these, so make sure to memorize it! It will be helpful in any level of science.
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
A, because, the entire point of his theory was to prove that changes don't happen spotaneously!
Bacteria are not dependent on telomerase to complete synthesis.
Answer:
Would it be 2. Because it has it in the beginning of the equation and in the middle.
Explanation:
Axonomic level: phylum Annelida<span>; grade of construction: organs derived from three tissue layers; </span>symmetry<span>: bilateral; type of gut: complete with anus; type of body cavity other than gut: coelom; segmentation: present; circulatory system: closed system; nervous system: brain, with nerve cords and bundles (ganglia)
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