The basic units of living organisms

Sep 27, 2013

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All organisms are composed of one or more cellsThe cell is the basic unit of organization of organismsAll cells come from preexisting cells. The Cell Theory. 1600s - Anton van LeeuwenhoekDescribed living cells as seen through a simple microscope1665 - Robert Hooke (English scientist)Observed c

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The basic units of living organisms

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