👉 Haplodactyla, also known as haploid, is a group of organisms that have a single set of chromosomes. These organisms do not undergo mitosis or meiosis, which are two stages in the cell division process. Instead, their cells develop from a single parent cell, and each cell contains only one copy of its own chromosome. This means that haploids possess a single set of chromosomes, making them less genetically diverse than triploid organisms.
