Levels of organisation (randomized) Flashcards

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From least complex to most complex, what are the five levels into which multicellular organisms are organised?

A

Cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, the organism itself

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What level of organisation is made when specialised cells with the same function group together?

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Tissue

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How is tissue made?

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It is made when specialised cells with the same function group together.

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Give an example of tissue (which is made when specialised cells with the same function group together).

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Millions of muscle cells make up muscle tissue

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What level of organisation is made when two or more tissues work together to do a particular job?

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An organ

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How is an organ made?

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It is made from two or more tissues which work together to do a particular job

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Give an example in animals of an organ (which is made when two or more tissues work together to do a particular job)

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The heart

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Give an example in plants of an organ (which is made when two or more tissues work together to do a particular job)

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A leaf

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What level of organisation is made when a group of organs all work together to do a particular job?

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An organ system

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Which organ system do the nose, trachea, bronchi and lungs all make up?

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The gas exchange system

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