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If the cell undergoes meiosis the resulting cells will actually only have 4 chromosomes. Metaphase I will result in two cells with 8 chromosomes and metaphase II will result in 4 cells with 4 chromosomes each.

16. The ovum and the sperm are the only cells that undergo meiosis. The chromosonmes polarize and split in one half so the resulting cells have the correct chromosomes

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If you're talking about mitosis, the daughter cell would have 16 chromosomes as well, being an exact copy of the parent cell. If it's mitosis, it would have 8, half as many as the parent cell and the chromosomes would have new combinations of genes due to crossing over.

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