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Robert Hooke made this drawing after using a microscope to observe dead cork bark. What does Hooke's drawing show? A. Cell division B. Cell organelles C. Living cells D. Co…

Robert Hooke made this drawing after using a microscope to observe dead cork bark. What does Hooke's drawing show? A. Cell division B. Cell organelles C. Living cells D. Co…
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Robert Hooke made this drawing after using a microscope to observe dead cork bark. What does Hooke's drawing show? A. Cell division

B. Cell organelles
C. Living cells
D. Cork cells​

Robert Hooke made this drawing after using a microscope to observe dead cork bark-example-1
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d

Step-by-step explanation:

dead cork cells

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THE Awnser is D

Step-by-step explanation:

A.P.E.X

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