D 6 18 19 Animal 1 L 2 ID EXERCISE COMPARING KARYOTYPES review the two karyotypes and answer the questions. Note the karyotypes provided depict single chromosomes, rather than homologous pairs. X COMED CIE DO CLIISI MED 6 ID 8 21 22 X Y 17 18 19 Animal 2 DEILD 22 2 D DID сл 8

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