Science, asked by m1ithakbudhapi, 1 year ago

Are the cells in an elephant larger than the cells in a rat? Why?

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Answered by 93500

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no the cells are not larger instead it amount vary from organisms to organisms.

Answered by XxDABICAKExX

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Answer:

No.

The cells of an elephant will not be larger than that of rat's cells, Instead the number of cells increases.

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