Could a prokaryote have tissue, organs, and organ system?

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Kali Moss

Chemistry

29 June, 01:43

Could a prokaryote have tissue, organs, and organ system?

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Rohan Reed · Answer 1

Prokaryotes are usually unicellular - and so would not have tissue, organs or organ systems. Some prokaryotes are multicellular, and you could potentially say that they are a tissue (many similar cells working together to perform a task). However, no prokaryotes have organs or organ systems.

Luciano Orr · Answer 2

Luciano Orr 29 June, 02:05

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No they are usually uni-cellular