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Cell walls are found in

Cell walls are found in
a. plants.
b. protists.
c. fungi.
d. bacteria.
e. all of these.

Question 2

The cell in the figure above is involved in the
formation of
a. plants.
b. protists.
c. bone.
d. bacteria.
e. all of these.

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