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What is the importance of gametes? (A) They engage in binary fission. (B) They allow eukaryotes to reproduce. (C) They help to produce proteins for the cell. They are created when a cell splits into two
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What is the importance of gametes?

(A)
They engage in binary fission.
(B)
They allow eukaryotes to reproduce.
(C)
They help to produce proteins for the cell.
They are created when a cell splits into two copies of itself.

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the answer is b because gametes are sex cells so they allow them to reproduce
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