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Robert Hooke used a microscope to observe tiny spaces in dead cork bark. What did his observations lead to the discovery of? A.cell organelles B.cell division C.plant cells D.Bacterial cells
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Robert Hooke used a microscope to observe tiny spaces in dead cork bark.
What did his observations lead to the discovery of?
A.cell organelles
B.cell division
C.plant cells
D.Bacterial cells
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Answer: plant cells
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