Science, asked by RINKINSABU, 10 months ago

Are the outer shells of all organisms the same?

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Answered by vinod11735

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Answer:

no the outer shells of all oranganis the same

Answered by mayurnevse69

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Answer:NO

Explanation:BECAUSE FEW ORGANISIMS ARE SMALL AND HAVE LITTLE SOFT SHELLS AND BIGGER ANIMALS LIKE TURTLES HAVE HARDER SHELLS

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