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Why are plant cells square, when animal cells are round?
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Why are plant cells square, when animal cells are round?

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Sample Response: Plant cells are square because they have cell walls. A cell wall is a rigid structure that gives shape to the cell and helps the plant stand up straight.

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Actually, that is how text books diagram them. Human cells can also be round AND square/rectangular shaped.
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