Diploid nuclei have two sets of chromosomes (somatic cells), while haploid nuclei have half (gametes) and fuse to form a diploid zygote.
Los núcleos diploides tienen dos juegos de cromosomas (células somáticas), mientras que los núcleos haploides tienen la mitad (gametos) y se fusionan para formar un cigoto diploide.
| Front | Diploid vs. haploid nuclei... haploid nuclei fuse to form.. |
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| Back | 2 sets of chromosomes (somatic cells) vs. half the number of chromosomes (gamete), diploid zygote |
Tags: 3_2_chromosomes
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