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1) What is the term for two chromosomes that have the same length, shape and genes, but do NOT have exactly the same DNA sequence? A) sister chromatids B) centrioles C) homologous chromosomes D) haploid
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1) What is the term for two chromosomes

that have the same length, shape and genes,
but do NOT have exactly the same DNA
sequence?
A) sister chromatids
B) centrioles
C) homologous chromosomes
D) haploid chromosomes
E) centromeres

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Answer:

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