An organ is a collection of tissues adapted and working together to perform a particular function.Examples of organs are leaves, stems, the heart and lungs.Large organisms have organ systems. These organs and tissues must be co-ordinated to perform a particular function.Organ systems carry out major functions and life processes such as locomotion, sensing environmental changes, blood circulation, digestion, excretion, gas exchange and reproduction.
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Specification: OCR Biology A (H020), AS-level, 2.1.6 Cell division, cell diversity and cellular organisation. Topic: Cell Division.
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