Specialised cells are adapted for their functions
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I can describe how specialised cells in animals and plants are adapted for specific functions.
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The animal and plant cell models describe common features of cells.
Not all cells have all these features, and some cells have additional ones.
Specialised cells in animals and plants have shapes, sizes, and structures, that are adapted for the jobs the cells do.
Examples of specialised cells include red blood cells in animals and root hair cells in plants.
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