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Similar cells with the same function, all working together for the same purpose, form the 2nd level of organization in an organism. This level is called a(n)

Similar cells with the same function, all working together for the same purpose, form the 2nd level of organization in an organism. This level is called a(n)
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Similar cells with the same function, all working together for the same purpose, form the 2nd level of organization in an organism. This level is called a(n)

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tissue

Step-by-step explanation:

cell→tissue→organ→systems→organism

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