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Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole Vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus Nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus Nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes Ribosome j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria Rough E.R. l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane Nuclear Membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex Lysosome b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane Golgi complex d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes Mitochondria j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R Smooth E.R. g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole Centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

Animal Cell e. cytoplasm Cytoplasm a. vacuole m. centriole i. Cell membrane k. Smooth E R g. nucleolus f. nucleus c. ribosomes j. mitochondria l. Rough E R h. Nuclear membrane d. Golgi Complex b. lysosome

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