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What are the differences in the internal structures of the cells pictured to the right? Check all that apply. There are fewer st

ructures in the cell on the top. All the structures are the same. The structures in the cells are similar.

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kogti [31]3 years ago

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correct answer is there are fewer structures in the cell on the top

and the structures in the cells are similar

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