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Use the drop-down menus to label the organelles in the picture to the right. Label A The organelles of an animal cell are labeled. Part A is a bean-shaped structure with folds inside. Part B is the round central structure. Part C is a structure made up of flattened sacs. Part D is small round structures in the cytoplasm and attached to the nucleolus.
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