How are a cleavage furrow and a cell plate different?
a. A cleavage furrow is found in plant cells, while cell plate is found in animal cells.
b. A cleavage furrow is found in animal cells, while a cell plate is found in plant cells.
c. A cleavage furrow is made possible by vesicles, while a cell plate is made possible by means of microtubules.
d. A cleavage furrow is made possible by vesicles, while a cell plate is made by means of the nucleus.
Answer: b. A cleavage furrow is found in animal cells, while a cell plate is found in plant cells.
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