Biology, asked by ironman5582, 8 months ago

Is an elephant cell longer than that of a rat? Why?

Answers

Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Please mark as Brainliest

Explanation:

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 snehagoel11

Answer:

no.... because their cell no. would increase...it means the elephant has more cells than rat ... because elephant is larger than rat but there cells are not longer while there cell are more than rat....

hope it helps you

mark me as brainilist please...

sneha ❤️

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Biology, 4 months ago

2. Which of the following respects India's diversity? (a) Practising untouchability is not banned (b) All Indians are equal in the eyes of law, (c) No one is free to follow the religion of his/her choice.

Social Sciences, 4 months ago

highlight the factors that create the need for elections please answer me this question in briefly ...

Math, 4 months ago

A number was multiplied by 164 instead of 156. The difference in the product was 34560 what was that number? ...