Biology, 12.08.2020 08:01 watervliet2586
What would happen if sex cells were diploid?
A. They would require 2 other gametes to fuse with.
B. When they fused, the resulting embryo would have double the amount of DNA it should
have.
C. When they fused, the resulting embryo would have half the amount of DNA it should
have.
D. Sex cells are diploid.
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What would happen if sex cells were diploid?
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