How do you rank the following with respect to a cell, tissue, organ or organism ?
(vi) Cardiac muscle________

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How do you rank the following with respect to a cell, tissue, organ or organism ?
(vi) Cardiac muscle_______
Solution: tissue.
Cardiac muscle tissue is a specialized tissue that forms the heart and responsible for heart contractions and relaxations

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How do you rank the following with respect to a cell, tissue, organ or organism ? (vi) Cardiac muscle________

How do you rank the following with respect to a cell, tissue, organ or organism ? (vi) Cardiac muscle_______ Solution: tissue. Cardiac muscle tissue is a specialized tissue that forms the heart and responsible for heart contractions and relaxations

How do you rank the following with respect to a cell, tissue, organ or organism ?
(vi) Cardiac muscle________

How do you rank the following with respect to a cell, tissue, organ or organism ?
(vi) Cardiac muscle_______
Solution: tissue.
Cardiac muscle tissue is a specialized tissue that forms the heart and responsible for heart contractions and relaxations