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6. List four (4) organelle structures that are similar for both plant and animal cells. List the primary functions of each. Also, list two differences between plant & animal cells.

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Chapter4: Organization Of The Cell

Section4.1: The Cell: Basic Unit Of Life

Problem 2LO: Relate the organizational similarities of all cells to the need to conduct essential life functions.

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