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At 05:23 PM 10/3/2007 Wednesday -0400, John Berryhill wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite=""> one cell is a numerically
more efficient strategy than trying to control millions of others.
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Dear John: Is an egg and a sperm a
"<font color="#FF0000">cell</font>" or "half of a
<font color="#FF0000">cell</font>". Regards, BobC [Sorry for
the "shell";-( ]<br><br>
[Actually, come to remember it, "half a cell" is called
"haploid", a whole cell is "diploid", could be
"triploid" or "tetraploid" if the cell has three or
four sets of chromosomes. Biologists do strange things when
rendering Latin and Greek words.]<br><br>
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