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1. Diploid refers to
A. a cell that contains a single copy of homolog...
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1. Diploid refers to
A. a cell that contains a single copy of homologous chromosomes as seen in
reproductive cells.
B. a cell that contains both sets of homologous chromosomes (the full number of
chromosomes) as seen in cells of the body.
C. a cell that contains half the set of homologous chromosomes (reduction of
chromosomes) as seen in cells of the body.
D. a cell that contains twice the number of nuclei.
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