Westwood Biology Class: Chapter 2 : Cell Structure & Organization Part II

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Chapter 2 : Cell Structure & Organization Part II

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Well, these are the structure of an animal and a plant cell. If the diagram is cut off, please click on it to view the full diagram.
*Note* There are some structure that are only for your information are not required in the "O" Levels but maybe in further studies.

Animal Cell:

Animal Cell

Plant Cell

Plant Cell

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