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The only haploid cells in an organism are _____. parent cells gametes homologous
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The only haploid cells in an organism are _____.
parent cells
gametes
homologous

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gamet's

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User Wyll Sales
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The correct answer here would be that gametes are the only the only haploid cells in an organism. Haploid cells are those that contain with them one set of chromosomes, so in a sperm or egg cell there are 23 chromosomes.
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