How come only animal cells have centrioles?

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Uchendu · Answer 1 · 2018-01-01T19:03:43+0000

Anatomically, animal cells have them and plant cells don't have them. Centrioles direct the movement of chromosomes during cell division, but plant cells don't need this since they use photosynthesis.

How come only animal cells have centrioles?

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