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What are chromatids? A uncoiled strands of DNA. BeDNA that is broken up into small pieces. See living organisms that divide. The matching halves of a chromosome
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What are chromatids?

A uncoiled strands of DNA. BeDNA that is broken up into small pieces. See living organisms that divide. The matching halves of a chromosome

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The matching halves of a chromosome

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Chromatids are halves of chromosomes and are usually used during mitosis

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