Question 12 a) List the organelles found in plant cells, in Amoeba, and common to both....

Question 12

a) List the organelles found in plant cells, in Amoeba, and common to both.

b) Does Amoeba have a cell wall? How can you tell?

c) How do the appearances of Amoeba differ in live cells and preserved cells?

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