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STUDY FIGURE 16-2. Then, in the space at the left, write the letter of
the
terms or phrase that correctly answers each question or best completes
each
statement.

-The chromosome number of stage E

is haploid

is diploid

is alike for all different species

cannot be determined

-The chromosome number of stage B

is haploid

is diploid

is alike for all different species

cannot be determined

-The chromosome number of stage D

is haploid

is diploid

is alike for all different species

cannot be determined

-If figure 16-2 showed the life cycle of a fern, which statement would
be
correct?

Stage B would be the most familiar

Stage D would be the most familiar

Stage E would be the most familiar

Stage A would produce spores instead of egg and sperm

-If figure 16-2 showed the lifecycle of a fern, which statement would
be
correct?

Stage B would not have vascular tissue

Stage D would not have a rhizome

Stage E would have roots, stems and leaves

Stage E would not have roots, stems and leaves

-The cell process occurring at point A is

Meiosis

Mitosis

Pollination

Photosynthesis

-The cell process occurring at point C is

Meiosis

Mitosis

Pollination

Photosynthesis

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The chromosome numbers of stage E are determined. A haploid and diploid numbers are analyzed.

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Study Guide Questions on Alternation of Generation for Plant Life Cycle.
Sporophyte, Gametophyte, Meiosis and Mitosis.

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