Question

How is information relayed between organisms?

Answer 1

Information is relayed between organisms by cell communication. The cells transmit and receive messages there by communicating with other cells as well as their environment. Their existence depends on processing information from the outside world with respect to availability of light, nutrients and the external temperature. The cells come together and co-ordinate together to accomplish tasks that they cannot otherwise do by themselves using cell signaling. Signaling involves ion channels which allow the entry or exit of molecules between internal and external compartments of the cell.