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What is one difference between one-celled organisms and cells in an organ?

What is one difference between one-celled organisms and cells in an organ?
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What is one difference between one-celled organisms and cells in an organ?

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one celled organism have all that they need in a single cell but a organ is made up of millions of cells working together to keep the organ working 
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