Fungi spores are haploid; what distinguishes haploid spores? Group of answer choices Haploid spores have a single set of chromosomes, half the number of chromosomes of diploid organisms. Like diploid organisms, haploid spores have a single set of chromosomes. Like diploid organisms, haploid spores have a double set of chromosomes. Haploid spores have a double set of chromosomes, half the number of chromosomes of diploid organisms.

The table below shows data for a population of fish in a pond. fish body color # of fins scales? tail shape a silver 4 yes fan b pink 4 yes flat c black 4 yes fan d orange 4 yes flat e orange 4 yes fan f silver 4 yes flat which of the above characteristics would be most in developing a classification system for the fish? a. body color and tail shape b. presence of scales and tail shape c. body color and number of fins d. number of fins and presence of scales