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What is the smallest organized unit of life? a. cell b. tissue c. organs d. organisms

What is the smallest organized unit of life? a. cell b. tissue c. organs d. organisms
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What is the smallest organized unit of life?

a. cell
b. tissue
c. organs
d. organisms

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User Massimo Pavanel
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it is a.cell because tissues, organs and organisms are larger than a cell so 'a' is the correct answer
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