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What is a gametophyte? A. A plant that produces gametes. B. An animal that produces gametes. C. A plant that produces spores. D. An animal that produces spores.
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What is a gametophyte?

A. A plant that produces gametes.
B. An animal that produces gametes.
C. A plant that produces spores.
D. An animal that produces spores.

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Answer is A, because a gametophyte is a plant that produces gametes also, using the process of elimination, a spore is not a plant
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The answer should be A. hope this helped
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