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Answer:
The function of the nucleus in a cell is A) the Nucleus controls the cell's activity.
Explanation:
We know that the nucleus is classified as the main center within the cell. Whether it identifies in the plant cell or not, doesn't mean that's a function. The nucleus doesn't even determine what enters the cell, that's the cell membrane, and being seen under the microscope isn't a function.
Where's the excerpt?
<span>Williams described the natives as very human. </span>
In Native American stories, the salmon often represented the creator, the one who teaches humans to “live” (Overview: 'The Powwow at the End of the World'.
