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  • Animal vs. Fish Cells: Understanding Cellular Diversity
    That's not quite right! There aren't two separate kinds of cells specifically for animals and fish.

    Here's why:

    * All living things are made of cells. This includes animals, fish, plants, bacteria, fungi, and even you!

    * There are many different types of cells. Within each organism, there are different types of cells specialized for specific functions (e.g., muscle cells, nerve cells, skin cells).

    * Fish are animals. They belong to the animal kingdom and have a wide variety of cells just like other animals.

    In summary: Fish cells are animal cells. They share the same basic structure and function as other animal cells, but they may have some specialized adaptations depending on the specific fish species.

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