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mammals reproduce using sexual reproduction. It takes two parents to produce an offspring. What can you infer about the number of chromosomes in each reproductive cell?
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mammals reproduce using sexual reproduction. It takes two parents to produce an offspring. What can you infer about the number of chromosomes in each reproductive cell?

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Answer: reproductive cells are haploid

Explanation: mammals are diploid. In sexual reproduction each paren contributes a haploid set, which is what each reproductive cell

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