Biology, asked by Amit2232, 9 months ago

do you think the cell of elephant is larger than a cell of rat. explain why dont spam

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:No the cells of an elephant is not larger than the cell 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 MridulaChahar

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The cells of rat and elephant are similar. Just because an animal is bigger in size does not mean the cell size is bigger. It only means that the number of cells is more in bigger animals than in smaller ones.

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