After meiosis 1, are the resulting cells haploid or diploid? How can you tell? Group of answer choices 1. haploid; there are no sister chromatids 2. diploid; there are homologous pairs 3. haploid; there are no homologous pairs 4. diploid; there are sister chromatids
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