In a haploid dominant species
A)the multicellular organism is diploid and only the gametes are haploid.
B)the multicellular organism is haploid and only the gametes are diploid.
C)diploid cells are produced by mitosis and haploid cells are produced by meiosis.
D)the multicellular organism is diploid,and only the zygote is haploiD.
E)the multicellular organism is haploid,and only the zygote is diploid.

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In a haploid dominant species, the multicellular organism is primarily haploid, and the diploid phase is typically brief, represented only by the zygote before it undergoes meiosis to produce haploid cells again.

In a Haploid Dominant Species