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oee [108]
3 years ago
13

many cellular functions can be compared with functions that occur in organisms. which is not a function that both cell and an or

ganism share. A stores waste material for removal B provides structure and support C learn behaviors that aid in survival D conversion of nutrients into usable energy
Biology
1 answer:
postnew [5]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

learn behaviors that aid in survival

Explanation:

learn behaviors that aid in survival is not a function that both a cell and organism share because a cell is a basic unit of life and contains some organelles that perform little functions while an organism comprises of many specialised cells that work to perform similar functions. An organism have central nervous system which comprises of brain and spinal cord. Organisms learn new behavior and acquire cognitive skills through the brain development. The brain and spinal cord receive electrical impulses sent from neurons and interpret it to meaningful information.

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