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Hydra is a multicellular organism with specialised cells which carry out different functions . does being multicellular mean an organism has tissue level of organization. give reason for your answer ?

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Being multicellular always does not mean tissue level of organisation as in some protists multicellularity exists without the presence of specialized tissues.

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