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Tremblay's Salamander, the Result of a Diploid Egg from a Blue-Spotted

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Tremblay's salamander, the result of a diploid egg from a blue-spotted salamander being fertilized by a haploid sperm of a Jefferson's salamander, would be considered


A) haploid.
B) diploid.
C) triploid.
D) tetraploid.

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