what are the lower level of organization in a multicellular organisms ? Are these levels also present in unicellular organism
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In a multicellular organism, the lower levels of organization are as follows:
Cells → Tissues → Organs → Organ systems → Organism
✔️No, these levels are not present in unicellular organisms because unicellular organism consists of single cell.
Cells → Tissues → Organs → Organ systems → Organism
✔️No, these levels are not present in unicellular organisms because unicellular organism consists of single cell.
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The lower level in the multicellular organisms are :
(1) Cells.
(2) Tissues.
(3) Organs.
Among these three, the lowest level is the cell. Then comes the tissue. When the cells having similar type of characters or features forms an aggregation, then formation of tissues occurs.
No, such levels are not found in the organisms that are of unicellular type. It is because such organisms contains only one cell in their body and further does not form any tissues or some other levels.
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