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how do the chromosomes in a sex cell differ from those in a body cell

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09-05-2017

Sex cells are haploid, containing a single set of chromosomes, while body cells are diploid, 2 sets of chromosomes.

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09-05-2017

sex cells only have 23 chromosomes each 'cause they split into 4 and they need the opposite sex cell to make a zygote

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