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Part Which are specific to just prokaryotes, or just plants, or just animals? Drag the appropriate items to their respective bins Reset Help ysosomes magnetite-containing structures vacuoles flagella and fimbriae chloroplasts lack a cell wallthe nucleoid photosynthetic membranes Plant cell Animal cell Prokaryotic cell 激活Windows

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Plant cell - vacuoles, chloroplasts

Animal cell - lysosomes, lack a cell wall

Prokaryotic cell - magnetite containing structures, flagella and fimbriae, the nucleiod, photosynthetic membranes

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