Cells are being observed under a compound light microscope.

Part A: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as prokaryotic.

Part B: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as plant cells.

Part C: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as animals cells.

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Maren Terry

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13 January, 18:19

Cells are being observed under a compound light microscope.

Part A: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as prokaryotic.

Part B: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as plant cells.

Part C: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as animals cells.

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Part A: Prokaryotic cells do not have membrane bound organelles and does not have a nucleus surrounding the chromosomes

Part B: Plant cells have a cell wall, Vacuole, and chloroplasts.

Part C: Animal cells do not have a cell wall, vacuole, and chloroplasts.

Cells are being observed under a compound light microscope.Part A: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as prokaryotic.Part B: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as plant cells.Part C: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as animals cells.

Cells are being observed under a compound light microscope.

Part A: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as prokaryotic.

Part B: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as plant cells.

Part C: Explain how you would know to identify the cells as animals cells.