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In a living organism, what is an organ
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An organ is self-contained and has a certain function (or job).
How an organ is made is by a group of tissues ( which is made by a group of cells)
Hope this helps!! :-)
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An
organ
is a group of tissues in a
living
organism
that has a specific form and function.
Organs
are grouped together into
organ
systems.
Organ
systems perform a specific task.
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