What was the contribution of the scientist Robert Hook in $1665$?
- ADiscovery of the nucleus
- BDiscovery of the cell
- CFormulation of the cell theory
- DDiscovery of mitochondria
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| $C$. Schleiden | $III$. Discovered the nucleus |
| $D$. Schwann | $IV$. All plants are composed of different kind of cells |
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