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Which animal cell type undergoes meiosis? A. non-reproductive cells only B. all cells C. heart cells only D. reproductive cells only
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Which animal cell type undergoes meiosis?

A.
non-reproductive cells only
B.
all cells
C.
heart cells only
D.
reproductive cells only

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A. Reproductive cells only.
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Answer:

reproductive cells only

Step-by-step explanation:

they are haploids instead of diploids due the process of meiosis

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