Plant and animal cells differ in shape. Plant cells are usually box-shaped, while animal cells tend to be irregularly shaped. Which of the following comparisons correctly identifies the reason for this difference?
Unlike plant cells, animal cells contain lysosomes.
Unlike plant cells, animal cells have mitochondria.
Unlike plant cells, animal cells lack a cell wall.
Unlike plant cells, animal cells lack chloroplasts.

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Plant and animal cells differ in shape. Plant cells are usually box-shaped, while animal cells tend to be irregularly shaped. Which of the following comparisons correctly identifies the reason for this difference?
Unlike plant cells, animal cells contain lysosomes. 
   Unlike plant cells, animal cells have mitochondria. 
   Unlike plant cells, animal cells lack a cell wall. 
   Unlike plant cells, animal cells lack chloroplasts.

anonymous · Answer

Unlike plant cells, animal cells lack a cell wall

anonymous · Answer

thank u thats what i thought but wasnt sure im not that good in biology

anonymous · Answer

no prob some sites give some good pics of the differences I have hand drawn notes of each cell lol it helps with testing! ;)

anonymous · Answer

ya it does im homeschooled so im l\arning on my own

anonymous · Answer

ya same here flvs is somewhat difficult at times

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

ya lol I recognized the question that way

anonymous · Answer

are you done with this class yet

anonymous · Answer

im actually in biology 9th grade high school

anonymous · Answer

ohh im in 10th

anonymous · Answer

wow well glad i could help

anonymous · Answer

yes me to thank u so much

anonymous · Answer

no prob if u need any other help lemme know i luv science!

anonymous · Answer

i sure will :)