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Cells: The Fundamental Units Of Life - Polynomials - Problem 9dQ

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While the number of chromosomes will always vary based on the organism, it will be the same in all the cells of that organism. This excludes the germ cells, as they are diploid cells and all other cells in the body are haploid.
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