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When a liver cell divides to create a new liver cell, will they be identical haploid cells or diploid cells?
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When a liver cell divides to create a new liver cell, will they be identical haploid cells or diploid cells?

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Answer: Diploid

Explanation : It's going to be identical Diploid cells

because diploid cells are stomach cells and the liver is beside the stomach which means that when liver cells divides to create a new cell they'll end up being diploid cells

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