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More Complex Functions at the Organ Level: Which Structural Level Combines Tissues?

The organ level combines two or more different tissue types for a specific function; it sits above tissue and below organ system in human structural organization.

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Wiley, Anatomy and Physiology, ISBN 9781119240396, Chapter 1, Checkpoint Question 3. Which level of human structural organization is made of at least two different tissue types working together to perform a particular function?

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This answer uses Wiley ISBN 9781119240396 Chapter 1 Checkpoint Q3 as the complete representative item. The screenshot's statement about complex functions at the organ level is a related concept, not the quoted text of this Wiley question. The prompt supplies the tissue criterion; the stomach is an explanatory textbook example, not an observation supplied by a student.