The false spider mite, Brevipalpus phoenicis, has only two chromosomes. Which of the following pieces of evidence would allow you to determine that this animal is haploid, n=2, and not diploid, 2n=2? a) If these two mite chromosomes have different genes at different loci.
b) If the somatic cells in these mites undergo mitosis.
c) If these two chromosomes in the mite form tetrads during prophase I.
d) If this mite produces gametes containing only one chromosome each