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Why is the human brain NOT considered to be a living organism? A) It is not made of cells B) It cannot complete photosynthesis C) lt cannot reproduce itself D) does not require oxygen.
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Why is the human brain NOT considered to be a living organism? A) It is not made of cells B) It cannot complete photosynthesis C) lt cannot reproduce itself D) does not require oxygen.
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My best guess would be c because b makes no since we as humans do not have photosynthesis and are considered living organisims, d is also wrong because the brain requires oxygen, and its not a because the brain is made of cells.
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