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What is a difference between a gamete and a spore?
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Wize University Biology Textbook > Seedless Plants
Non-Vascular Plants
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What is a difference between a gamete and a spore?
A gamete is haploid, a spore is diploid.
A gamete is diploid, a spore is haploid.
A gamete is capable of meiosis, a spore is not.
A spore is capable of mitosis, a gamete is not.
A gamete is unicellular, a spore is multicellular.
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