Question

Characteristics of animal cells include which of the following? Select all that apply.

no cell wall, only plasma membrane

large hypertonic vacuole

no chlorophyll or chloroplasts

cell plate in cell division

cleavage furrow

Answer 1

no cell wall, only plasma membrane

cleavage furrow

Step-by-step explanation:

The animal cells are different from the plant cells in many ways. The specific characteristic features of the animal cell include the absence of the cell wall, and the formation of the cleavage furrow during the cell division.

The animal cells only have plasma membrane around them. No large hypertonic vacuole is present. The chlorophyll and chloroplasts are present in the plant cells and not in the animal cells. The cell plate is formed in the plant cells during the cell division. In the animals, a cleavage furrow is formed instead of the cell plate.

Answer 2

Primarily, the properties exhibited by animal cells are:
No cell wall, only plasma membrane (cell walls are a property of plant cells)
No chlorophyll or chloroplasts (animals do not photosynthesize so do not have these organelles)
Cleavage furrow (exhibited during cell replication)