Does meiosis make zygotes?
A. Yes, it directly produces zygotes.
B. No, instead, it produces haploid gametes (sperm and egg cells) that, when fused during fertilization, form a diploid zygote.
C. Meiosis produces diploid cells that develop into zygotes.
D. Meiosis creates zygotes through a series of cell divisions.
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