Question

a student uses a microscope to observe a plant cell and an animal cell undergoing the stages of mitosis, as shown in the images. the student lists the differences observed. which differences between plant and animal cell mitosis are listed correctly? (select all that apply) shape of cells formation of a cell plate presence of centrosomes sequence of division stages

Explanation:

Plant cells are typically more rectangular - shaped due to the cell wall, while animal cells are more rounded. In telophase, plant cells form a cell plate which develops into a new cell wall, while animal cells form a cleavage furrow. Animal cells have centrosomes which are important for spindle - fiber organization, and plant cells lack them. The sequence of division stages (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase) is the same in both plant and animal cells.

Answer:

shape of cells, formation of a cell plate, presence of centrosomes