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How does a haploid nucleus differ from a diploid nucleus of the same species?


A

It has fewer chromosomes.

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It has more chromosomes.

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It is the result of fertilization.

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It has twice the number of chromosomes as a diploid nucleus.

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Solution

The correct option is A

It has fewer chromosomes.


The term ‘haploid’ refers to single set of chromosomes, while the term ‘diploid’ refers to a double set of chromosomes.


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