Science, asked by mejabinkousara, 9 months ago

Are the cells in an elephant larger than the cells in a rat..?? ​

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Answered by THUNDERBOLT007
6

Explanation:

nope mate

The cells of an elephant is notlarger than the cells of a rat because their cells number will increase.It means Elephant has more number ofcells compared to cells of a rat.

Answered by sumitrawat1991
1

Answer:

The reason it that the size of the organism does not effect the size of the cells instead it effects the number of cells in that body

It means that larger the body then more the number of cells and smaller the body then lesser the number of cells and vice versa

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