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The 24 pages that link to Haploid, each with the reason it gives.

• MeiosisRelated: Meiosis produces haploid cells from a diploid starting cell.

• FertilizationRelated: Each human gamete is haploid before their genomes combine.

• ZygoteRelated: Each human gamete is haploid before fertilization.

• SporeRelated: Many spores are haploid, though spore ploidy varies among life cycles.

• SporophyteCompared with: The haploid condition characterizes the gametophyte, in contrast to the sporophyte’s diploid cells.

• GameteRelated: Most gametes are haploid, allowing chromosome sets to combine at fertilization.

• PolyploidyCompared with: A haploid set is the unit counted when describing polyploid chromosome number.

• Sexual reproductionRelated: Gametes are haploid, allowing fertilization to restore two chromosome sets.

• GametophyteNarrower topic: A gametophyte's cells have one chromosome set.

• KaryotypeCompared with: A haploid cell has half the chromosome complement of a typical diploid cell.

• Alternation of generationsRelated: The gametophyte is multicellular and haploid.

• DiploidCompared with: It has half the chromosome-set number of a diploid cell.

• SpermatozoonRelated: A human spermatozoon carries 23 chromosomes, one set for the resulting embryo.

• BasidiosporeRelated: A mature basidiospore usually carries a haploid nucleus.

• AntheridiumRelated: Antheridia develop from haploid gametophyte tissue, while their sperm are haploid.

• Coalescent theoryCompared with: Haploid inheritance changes the population-size scaling of coalescence.

• MicrosporeRelated: A microspore carries one chromosome set after meiosis.

• PloidyBroader topic: This is the one-set ploidy state.

• A-valueRelated: The haploid state defines the chromosome complement whose DNA content A-value measures.

• Germ cellRelated: Meiosis makes animal gametes haploid so fertilization can restore the diploid number.

• Neurospora crassaNarrower topic: Most of its life cycle is haploid, so recessive mutations appear directly in offspring.

• Biological life cycleRelated: Haploid stages occur in life cycles such as those of plants and fungi.

• Human fertilizationRelated: Each human gamete is haploid, so their genomes restore the diploid number at fertilization.

• Y linkageRelated: Sperm carry one sex chromosome, so a Y-bearing sperm transmits its single Y chromosome.