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Would a tissue or an organ have more kinds of specialized cells? Explain your answer.
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Would a tissue or an organ have more kinds of specialized cells? Explain your answer.
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an organ has more specialized cells because it has a specific job it has to do and therefore need a certain type of cell in order to continue to advance.
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