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5 March, 07:20

Cell Type Dichotomous Key

1a cell has a nucleus and organelles → go to # 2

1b cell has no nucleus or organelles → bacterial cell

2a cell has a cell wall → go to # 3

2b cell has no cell wall → animal cell

3a cell has chloroplasts → plant cell

3b cell has no chloroplasts → fungal cell

What type of cell is C?

A) animal

B) bacterial

C) fungal

D) plant

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