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  1. The previous answer is scientifically reasonable: cellular structures alone do not establish that a specimen is currently alive.

  2. No science homework question is visible. Please upload the part of the assignment containing the question for “A Strange Specimen.”

  3. No numbered step 2 is visible. If this refers to the explanation on the left, dead organisms can retain recognizable cells, so additional evidence—such as growth, cell division, or movement within cells—is needed to support the conclusion that the specimen is alive.

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