Question
Differentiate between
lower level of organization and higher level of organization
lower level of organization and higher level of organization
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Answer
Lower level of organization
- The cell is the lowest level of organization in this level
- Cell to organ system level forms the lower level of organisation.
Higher level of organization
- The species is the lowest level of organization in this level
- Population to biosphere forms the higher level of organisation.
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