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Plant and animal cells differ in shape. Plant cells are usually box-shaped, while animal cells tend to be irregularly shaped. Which of the following comparisons correctly identifies the reason for this difference?
Unlike plant cells, animal cells contain lysosomes.
Unlike plant cells, animal cells have mitochondria.
Unlike plant cells, animal cells lack a cell wall.
Unlike plant cells, animal cells lack chloroplasts.

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The best and most correct answer among the choices provided by your question is the third choice or letter C.

Plant cells are usually box-shaped, while animal cells tend to be irregularly shaped because unlike plant cells, animal cells lack a cell wall. 

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Unlike plant cells, animal cells lack a cell wall.


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