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Why is it that we can see blood cells only with a microscope? A) The cells form clumps. B) The cells keep moving about. C) The cells have different shapes. D) The cells are very small in size.
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Why is it that we can see blood cells only with a microscope? A) The cells form clumps. B) The cells keep moving about. C) The cells have different shapes. D) The cells are very small in size.

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The answer is D
cells are so small they cannot be seen with the naked eye

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D the cells are very small
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