alleryIn which animals do haploid cells divide by mitosis?
AFemale honey bees
BWorker honey bees
CMale honey bees
DHuman males
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Male honey bees
Male honey bees are haploid, so their cells divide by mitosis while haploid.
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