Biology, asked by dafloxiii9279, 12 hours ago

why are the cells in an elephant's intestine about the same size at the cells in a mouse's intestine?

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Answered by srivastavaprakarsh7

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Because the change in size of an organism cannot change the size of the cells .

Infact , the larger the organism ,the more number of cells present in it.

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