The basic unit of life. Examples:  Blood cell  Nerve cell  Muscle cell.

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The basic unit of life. Examples:  Blood cell  Nerve cell  Muscle cell

Group of cells working together. Examples:  Connective tissue  Epithelial tissue  Muscle tissue  Nerve tissue

Group of tissues working together. Examples:  Heart  Brain  Bicep

Group of organs working together. Examples:  Circulatory System  Nervous System  Muscular System

Any living thing made of a series of organ systems. Examples:  Mammals  Amphibians  Reptiles  Largest Organism video: AA-SrrFUQ

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