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What are haploid cells, and which cells are haploid? A. haploid cells have the normal amount of DNA; these are the parent cells. B. haploid cells have half as much DNA as a normal cell; these are the parent
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What are haploid cells, and which cells are haploid?

A. haploid cells have the normal amount of DNA; these are the parent cells.
B. haploid cells have half as much DNA as a normal cell; these are the parent cells.
C. haploid cells have the normal amount of DNA; these are the four daughter cells.
D. haploid cells have half as much DNA as a normal cell; these are the four daughter cells

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