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    The document reviews levels of organization in biology from the smallest living being to tissues. It discusses that animal cells have no cell walls or chloroplasts and contain a nucleus. During cell division, the nucleus and cell contents divide. Tissues are groups of cells with similar functions, and in complex animals tissues are specialized. There are four main types of connective tissue - bone, cartilaginous, adipose, and blood tissue - which vary in formation and features. The document also lists the three types of muscle tissue: smooth, cardiac, and skeletal.

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    The document reviews levels of organization in biology from the smallest living being to tissues. It discusses that animal cells have no cell walls or chloroplasts and contain a nucleus. During cell division, the nucleus and cell contents divide. Tissues are groups of cells with similar functions, and in complex animals tissues are specialized. There are four main types of connective tissue - bone, cartilaginous, adipose, and blood tissue - which vary in formation and features. The document also lists the three types of muscle tissue: smooth, cardiac, and skeletal.

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    Fran’s Science Review

    Levels of organization
    1. What is the smallest living being?

    2. What is the sequence of living beings?

    Animal Cells
    3. What is the characteristic structure of an animal cell?

    4. Animal cells have no _______________________ and no _______________________.

    5. What do animal cells contain?

    6. What happens during cell division?

    Animal Tissues
    7. What are tissues?

    8. How are tissues different in more complex animals?

    9. How is animal tissues classified?

    10. What is it important to consider about tissues?

    11. Why do tissues integrate at times?

    12. What the types of connective tissue explain each one.


    Bone Tissue:

    Cartilaginous Tissue:

    Adipose Tissue:

    Blood Tissue:
    13. Fill in the chart below:
    Type of tissue / Other names How are they formed Feature / Function
    Drawing

    14. What are the 3 types of muscle tissue :

    Smooth Tissue:

    Cardiac Tissue:

    Skeletal Tissue:

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