The number, shape and internal structure of mitochondria:
Correct answer: C. Vary widely
- A. Vary rarely
- B. Do not vary
- C. Vary widely
- D. Do not resemble
Explanation
Number of mitochondria depends upon the activity of the cell. Similarly shape and internal structure may also be different in different organisms.
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