Assertion: chromosome | /r/CapableOf | come in identical homologous pairs
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text: Each species of organism has a typical number of chromosomes (e.g. 46 in man, 20 in maize) which come in identical HOMOLOGOUS pairs in DIPLOID (1) types, although lower types such as some fungi have only one chromosome of each type (see HAPLOID , sense 1).
text: Each species of organism has a typical number of chromosomes (e.g. 46 in man, 20 in maize) which come in identical HOMOLOGOUS pairs in DIPLOID (1) types, although lower types such as some fungi have only one chromosome of each type (see HAPLOID , sense 1).
text: Each species of organism has a typical number of chromosomes (e.g. 46 in man, 20 in maize) which come in identical HOMOLOGOUS pairs in DIPLOID (1) types, although lower types such as some fungi have only one chromosome of each type (see HAPLOID , sense 1).