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What is the difference, in terms of chromosomes,between a cell that is diploid and a cell that is haploid?
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What is the difference, in terms of chromosomes,between a cell that is diploid and a cell that is haploid?
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what is the difference, in terms of chromosomes,between a cell that is diploid and a cell that is haploid?
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A diploid cell has two sets of chromosomes. One set of chromosomes is donated by each parent.
A haploid cell only has one set of chromosome. It is called a gamete and is produced in meiosis.
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