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Cosider the following statement and choose the correct ones.
I. Yolk bodies, lipid droplets, pigments, etc, constitute the deutoplasm.
IIgt Leeuwenhoek experimentally proved the role of nucleus in control of heredity.
III. Cells that possess single nuclei are also called as coenocyte.
IV. nucleus occupies basal position in adipose tissues.

A

Only III

B

I and II

C

III and IV

D

None of these

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