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Question 1

Cells with a double set of genetic information are described by the term
◦ polyploid.
◦ diploid.
◦ triploid.
◦ haploid.
◦ tetraploid.

Question 2

Chromatids that are attached at the centromere are called what kind of chromatids?
◦ mother
◦ daughter
◦ sister
◦ programmed
◦ either mother or daughter


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WWatsford

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