The term "dominant generation" refers to:     two diploid life stages alternating with each other, one of which is long-lived and cabaple of photosynthesis     one multicellular life stage alternating with one unicellular life stage that is large and photosynthetic     two multicellular life stages alternating with each other     one multicellular stage that is long-lived and capable of photosynthesis

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