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Every cell in an organism has the same number of chromosomes, except
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Every cell in an organism has the same number of chromosomes, except

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Answer: Sex cells

Explanation: Sex cells only have half of the chromosomes in hope to meet up with their opposite and then once united will have the right amount.

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