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A pathologist describes a structure as an organ rather than a tissue. Which finding supports this classification?

Correct answer: A. It contains several tissue types working together

  • A. It contains several tissue types working together
  • B. It contains only one kind of specialised cell
  • C. It consists only of extracellular fibres
  • D. It is made only of a fluid matrix

Explanation

An organ is formed from two or more tissue types that work together to perform specific functions. A tissue is an organised group of similar cells and their surrounding material, not a complete organ system.

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