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Suppose that an unknown organism from an alien planet is observed and found to have a diploid state in every other generation and to result from fertilization. The haploid state is able to grow into a gametophyte-like structure. Which life cycle strategies does this alien organism closely mimic?

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those of all plants and some fungi

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those of fungi and algae

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those of algae and animals

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those of plants and animals

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Biology: Exploring the Diversity of Life

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Authors: Russell, Hertz, McMillan, Fenton

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