How do structures in living organisms different from structures of nonliving things such as a construction cranes, buildings, ships, airplanes, or bridges?

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Tom Winter · Answer 1 · 2022-03-12T22:00:24+0000

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living organisms are made up of organic matter. we as humans are made uo of nutruiens and chemicals and water. whole those structures like bridges for example are made from hard matterial made by mankind.

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How do structures in living organisms different from structures of nonliving things such as a construction cranes, buildings, ships, airplanes, or bridges?

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