2. Corn has a chromosome number of 2n=20. Supposing there are different aneuploidy/polyploidy in corn, provide the chromosome number and the chromosome configuration at diakinesis of the following: a. monosomic b. trisomic c. double trisomic d.nullisomic e.tetrasomic f. allotetraploid. Simply indicate your answers per letter, and separate the chromosome number and chromosome configuration by a comma.

2. Corn has a chromosome number of 2n=20. Supposing there are different aneuploidy/polyploidy in corn, provide the chromosome number and the chromosome configuration at diakinesis of the following: a. monosomic b. trisomic c. double trisomic d.nullisomic e.tetrasomic f. allotetraploid. Simply indicate your answers per letter, and separate the chromosome number and chromosome configuration by a comma.

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Chapter14: Human Inheritance

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