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Levels of Organization

multicellular organisms Levels of Organization Cells Tissue Organs Organ Systems multicellular organisms Levels of Organization Made of different types of molecules that form the most basic unit of life A group of many cells that work together to perform a function A group of different tissues that work together to perform a function A group of organs working together that are the building blocks for complex organisms. A group of organ systems working together to form this. Basic building blocks from smallest to largest: 2 or more atoms make molecules Many different type of molecules build cells Many different cells build tissues Several different tissues build organs Several different organs build organ systems Several different organ systems build a complex organism