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What is the difference between plants and animals even though they are both in the eukaryote domain?
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What is the difference between plants and animals even though they are both in the eukaryote domain?
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What is the difference between plants and animals even though they are both in the eukaryote domain?
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The structure of the cells are different. Plant cells have vacuoles and chloroplasts while animal cells don't.
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