Why are animal gametes haploid?
a) Gametes have two copies of each chromosome.
b) Gametes ar...
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Why are animal gametes haploid?
a) Gametes have two copies of each chromosome.
b) Gametes are developing embryos that develop into haploid adults.
c) Haploid egg and sperm cells combine to create a diploid individual.
d) Gametes have one copy of each chromosome to create a haploid individual.
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