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What do plant, animal and bacteria cells have in common? A cell walls, cytoplasm and endoplasmic reticulum B DNA, chloroplasts and cytoplasm C cell membranes, DNA and lysosomes …

What do plant, animal and bacteria cells have in common? A cell walls, cytoplasm and endoplasmic reticulum B DNA, chloroplasts and cytoplasm C cell membranes, DNA and lysosomes …
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What do plant, animal and bacteria cells have in common?

A
cell walls, cytoplasm and endoplasmic reticulum

B
DNA, chloroplasts and cytoplasm

C
cell membranes, DNA and lysosomes

D
DNA, cytoplasm and cell membranes

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D

DNA, cytoplasm and cell membranes

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