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Why is Anton van Leeuwenhoek considered the "father of microscopy?" A: He was the first person to observe an animal cell through a microscope.
B: He invented the first microscope.
C: He was the best microscope-maker of his time
D: He published an instruction book on how to make microscopes.

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