Which sequence lists an organism's levels of organization from the least to the most complex? A. nerve tissue, spinal cord, nervous system, neuron B. neuron, nerve tissue, spinal cord, nervous system C. nervous system, neuron, nerve tissue, spinal cord D. spinal cord, neuron, nerve tissue, nervous system

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The correct sequence that lists an organism's levels of organization from the least to the most complex is B. neuron, nerve tissue, spinal cord, nervous system.

In this sequence:

  1. Neuron: The basic unit of the nervous system.
  2. Nerve tissue: A group of neurons working together.
  3. Spinal cord: A central structure in the nervous system made up of nerve tissues.
  4. Nervous system: The overall system that includes the spinal cord, brain, and all the nerves throughout the body.