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The area where the two chromatid halves of a chromosome are joined is called a A. centrosome B. metaphase plate C. centromere D. mitotic spindle
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The area where the two chromatid halves of a chromosome

are joined is called a
A. centrosome
B. metaphase plate
C. centromere
D. mitotic spindle

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The area where the two chromatid halves of a chromosome
are joined is called a

C. centromere

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Answer C. centromere—the region that joins the two sister chromatids
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