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quester [9]
2 years ago
13

Please help! Give the Brainlest Crown or Whatever it's called!!

Biology
1 answer:
Savatey [412]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

I agree with Joelle.

Explanation:

Just out of common sense, not all cells are the same.

  • The Facts:

-Sienctists have studied and evaluated that cells in different matter have different make-ups. For instance, plant have cell walls and a cell membrane while animals (incluing humans) only have a cell membrane. Plants have a chloroplast, used to make their own food using the process photosythesis, While animals don't, an consume other living things.

  • Using the Table:

-I don't know if you have to fill it out or anything, but if you were to fill it out, You'd put a check under each cell part for each thing.

(Not sure about the frog blood)

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