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What are Cells that have their own unique structures and functions?
It is called a differentiation
Do sponges have specialized cells?
it has no muscles thats how it can function
What is it called when cells start performing specialized function?
Differentiation.
What are the specialized parts of the phospholipid bilayer and how do their structure's relate to the structure of the plasma membrane?
that meand there no plasma membrene
Unspecialized cells that become specialized when they mature are called?
Stem cells
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What Are The Specialized Parts of a eukaryote Called?
unicellular
What are the Eukaryotes specialized parts called?
Organelles
Eukaryotes have specialized parts that performs specific functions. what are these specialized parts called?
They are called organelles.
What are the specialized smaller parts of the cell called?
They are called protons, neutrons and electrons
What are the specialized parts in eukaryote?
Organelles
What did bilateral symmetry lead to the evolution of?
It allows different parts of the body to become specialized in different ways. This is called cephalization.
Do fish have specialized parts?
Fish have specialized parts (gills, fins, scales, for example) that enable the fish to live and breathe under water.
Are there specialized cells to help animals brains communicate withother parts of their body?
Yes. They are specialized cells. (:
Specialized cell parts that do various jobs?
Cells
Does red algae have specialized parts?
It can live in deep water.
Who put all the television parts together?
A worker specialized in electronics.
What parts of leaf is specialized for onion?
kwento mo sa pagong
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