To accurately identify the type of cell shown in the figure, I would need a visual representation or description of the specific characteristics of the cell in question. However, I can help you understand the definitions of each term, which may assist you in making the identification:
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Haploid Cell: A cell with one complete set of chromosomes (n). Commonly found in gametes (sperm and egg cells).
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Diploid Cell: A cell with two complete sets of chromosomes (2n). Most somatic cells in an organism are diploid.
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Triploid Cell: A cell with three complete sets of chromosomes (3n). This is often seen in certain plants or in tissues used for specific purposes.
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Polyploid Cell: A cell that has more than two complete sets of chromosomes. This term encompasses triploid and other variations (e.g., tetraploid - 4n, hexaploid - 6n).
If you can provide specific details or a description from the figure, I could help narrower down which type of cell it is.