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Centrioles are typically found in

  • A.every kind of cell without any exception
  • B.animal cells but not most plant cells
  • C.plant cells but not in any animal cells
  • D.bacterial cells and in no others at all

Answer: B

Higher plants organise their spindles without centrioles, which is why their absence is a useful marker. Animal cells use them to form the centrosome and also the basal bodies from which cilia and flagella grow, so they have roles beyond division.

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