Difference between a plant and an animal cell:
- Plants have cell walls, animals don't
- Plants have a large central vacuole, while animals have small scattered vacuole
- Plants cells are rigid and strong, referred to as <u><em>Turgid </em></u> in science, and have a definite shape
- Animal cells dont have a definite shape
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer:
A supertype entity
Explanation:
A supertype is a form of entity which has one or even more subgroups to relate to. A subtype is an entity type sub-group of entities that is relevant to the organisation and shares similar characteristics or relations which are different from certain sub-groups.
The entity supertype is a different form of entity type which has relationship with one or even more subtypes and includes subtypes ' of specific attributes.
The correct answer should be <span>d. hypertrophic obesity</span>
However, a more correct answer would be a combination of C and D because the hypertrophic type is when obesity occurs due to an increase in the size while hyperplastic is when their number increases. Since it's only mentioned here as hyperplasia, only hypertrophic should be the answer.
