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Which pair of structure are usually found in both plant and animal cells?
Options
(a) nucleus and cell wall
(b) nucleolus and chloroplast
(c) cell membrane and cell wall
(d) cell membrane and nucleolus
Correct Answer:
cell membrane and nucleolus
Explanation:
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