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Large Scale Chromosomal Changes Quiz

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What is the term for having one of each chromosome of a species that normally are diploid?

Aneuploidy

Monoploidy (correct)

Triploidy

Polysomy

Which condition is characterized by one missing chromosome compared to the 2n wild type chromosome number?

Monosomic (correct)

Polyploid

Aneuploid

Trisomic

What causes changes in chromosome numbers that are part of normal development?

Mutations in somatic cells

Genetic recombination

Mistakes in meiosis (correct)

Environmental factors

Which condition involves one extra chromosome compared to the 2n wild type chromosome number?

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What is the term for extra copy/copies of each chromosome of a species that normally are diploid?

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Large Scale Chromosomal Changes Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is the term for having one of each chromosome of a species that normally are diploid?

Which condition is characterized by one missing chromosome compared to the 2n wild type chromosome number?

What causes changes in chromosome numbers that are part of normal development?

Which condition involves one extra chromosome compared to the 2n wild type chromosome number?

What is the term for extra copy/copies of each chromosome of a species that normally are diploid?

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