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In cells without cell walls, the ________ forms the outside boundary that seperates the cell from its environment.
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In cells without cell walls, the ________ forms the outside boundary that seperates the cell from its environment.

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cell membrane

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The membrane of the cell is the outside boundary for cells without a cell wall. =)
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