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24. Alternation of generations
A) typically produces individuals of consecutive generations that are identical in appearance
B) typically produces individuals of consecutive generations that are genetically identical
includes a generation that produces spores and a generation that produces gametes.
D) occurs in humans, mice, cats, and dogs, but not parakeets or bald eagles
E) gives rise to alternating generations in which one generation is male and the next is female.
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25. A gametophyte individual
is 2N and is produced by sexual reproduction
B has only haploid cells and produces sperm or eggs
has only cells that have homologous chromosomes
has cells that undergo meiosis to produce gametes
produces spores
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26. A sporophyte individual
A) has homologous chromosomes and is produced by sexual reproduction
B) has only haploid cells and produces spores
C) has only cells that are haploid
D) grows from a cell that is produced by meiosis
E) produces sperm or egg cells
28
7 Mitosis is important in alternation of generations, because it
the sporophyte to produce spores
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27. In alternation of generations, meiosis
A) is used by the sporophyte to produce spores
Bis used to produce sperm and eggs in gametophytes
produces a sporophyte organism from a haploid cell
D) gradually transforms a gametophyte individual into a sporophyte individual
m and eggs in gametophytes
a haploid cell
Spores
M
mosios po
into a sporophyte individual
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