There are three major structures that are found in plant cells that aren't found in animal cells. These are chloroplasts, (which is where the process photosynthesis takes place), a cell wall (which keeps the structure of the cell), and a large central vacuole, (which stores extra food/water). Don't make the mistake, though. Animal cells have vacuoles, but they are just smaller and not as important, because they have a different way of excreting waste, which plant cells cannot do.
<span>This is the condition under which he would classify them as belonging to different species - the two salamanders cannot mate to produce a fertile offspring. If these two lizards belonged to the same species, they would normally be able to breed and give birth to a fertile new "child." However, given that they are not of the same species, they cannot do such a thing, which is why this scientist classified them that way.</span>
Answer:
I think true. but dont quote me on it.
Explanation: I think true because of the right horn.
