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Four of the five answers listed below are terms describing haploid cells. Select the exception.

Four of the five answers listed below are terms describing haploid cells. Select the exception.
a. ovum
b. primary spermatocyte
c. spermatid
d. polar body
e. secondary spermatocyte

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Four of the five answers listed below are characteristic of meiosis. Select the exception.
a. involves two divisions
b. reduces the number of chromosomes
c. results in producing genetically identical cells
d. produces haploid cells
e. occurs in the gonads

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