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In meiosis in diploid organisms (like humans) why is it critical to be haploid?
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In meiosis in diploid organisms (like humans) why is it critical to be haploid?

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The offspring will receive half of the DNA and will be given a diploid set when the gametes are fertilized. credit to pubsub my bestie you better add her or else I will visit you with my pickaxe

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Answer: The parent cells are diploid.

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