Biology, asked by twisha51, 2 months ago

What is the difference between an organ and an organelle

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Answered by MalayaDhal

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Organs are part of the body. Organelles are part of the cells.

Found in multicellular organisms Found in all life – unicellular or multicellular

Organs collectively form organ systems

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