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Are the cells of an elephant larger than cells of a rat? justify your answer.

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

No. The cells of an elephant is not larger than the cells of a rat because their cells number will increase.It means Elephant has more number of cells compared to cells of a rat.

Answered by kumarprashantgro2009

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Explanation:

No. The cells of an elephant is not larger than the cells of a rat because their cells number will increase.It means Elephant has more number of cells compared to cells of a rat

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