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A chromosome that has its centromere located very close to, but not on, the end of the chromosome is called a
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A chromosome that has its centromere located very close to, but not on, the end of the chromosome is called a
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I haven't done biology in a long time but I am almost certain it is called a acrocentric chromosome.
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