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What is a key difference in structure between the cells of multicellular plants and the cells of multicellular animals?
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Plant cells are larger and have a fixed rectangular shape, while animal cells are smaller and round in shape. This can be represented as: \[ \text{{Plant cells: Larger and rectangular}} \] \[ \text{{Animal cells: Smaller and round}} \] Show more…
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