Question

now that you have observed an animal cell and a plant cell, which organelles are present in an animal cell but not a plant cell? which are present in a plant cell but not an animal cell? use the drop - down menus to record your observations. an animal cell has and which a plant cell does not have. a plant cell has and which an animal cell does not have

Explanation:

To answer, recall cell organelle differences:

• Common to both (animal & plant cells): Nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, mitochondria, ribosomes, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus.
• Animal cell only (not plant): Centrioles (in most animal cells, for cell division).
• Plant cell only (not animal): Cell wall (provides structure), chloroplasts (photosynthesis), large central vacuole (stores water/nutrients).
• Plant cell lacks: Centrioles (most plant cells don’t have them).
• Animal cell lacks: Cell wall, chloroplasts, large central vacuole (animal vacuoles are small).

Filling the Dropdowns:

1. Organelles in both (animal and plant): Nucleus, Mitochondria, Ribosomes, Cytoplasm, Cell Membrane, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi Apparatus (choose any common ones, e.g., “Nucleus” and “Mitochondria”).
2. Organelles in animal (not plant): Centrioles (and small vacuoles, but centrioles are key).
3. Organelles in plant (not animal): Cell Wall, Chloroplasts, Large Central Vacuole (e.g., “Cell Wall” and “Chloroplasts”).
4. Plant cell does not have: Centrioles (and sometimes lysosomes, but centrioles are primary).
5. Animal cell does not have: Cell Wall, Chloroplasts, Large Central Vacuole (e.g., “Cell Wall” and “Chloroplasts”).

Answer:

(Example filled dropdowns, based on standard cell biology:

• "An animal cell has": Nucleus, Mitochondria
• "which a plant cell does not have": Centrioles
• "A plant cell has": Cell Wall, Chloroplasts
• "which an animal cell does not have": Cell Wall, Chloroplasts

Adjust based on exact dropdown options, but these are the core differences.)