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, Organization of life
Organization of life is defined as the existence of life from a single
celled organism to a multicellular organism with complex form that can
perform different function.
Levels of Organization
1. Cell level.
2. Tissue level.
3. Organ level.
4. System level.
Cell Level
A cell is the basic, structural and functional unit of life. It is
bounded by a cell membrane containing nucleus and cytoplasm. The
nucleus and the cytoplasm are collectively called protoplasm. Some
cells are capable of living independently and can carry out all life
activities as a cell e.g., amoeba, chlamydomonas, paramecium etc. Types
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, Organization of life
Organization of life is defined as the existence of life from a single
celled organism to a multicellular organism with complex form that can
perform different function.
Levels of Organization
1. Cell level.
2. Tissue level.
3. Organ level.
4. System level.
Cell Level
A cell is the basic, structural and functional unit of life. It is
bounded by a cell membrane containing nucleus and cytoplasm. The
nucleus and the cytoplasm are collectively called protoplasm. Some
cells are capable of living independently and can carry out all life
activities as a cell e.g., amoeba, chlamydomonas, paramecium etc. Types
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