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Why are chromosomes not always visible? a. They are often very loosely coiled in strands of chromatin c. They lose pigment in sunlight b. They are wound very tightly d. They are often behind the nuclear
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Why are chromosomes not always visible?

a.
They are often very loosely coiled in strands of chromatin
c.
They lose pigment in sunlight
b.
They are wound very tightly
d.
They are often behind the nuclear envelope

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why are chromosomes not always visible? I'm going with a

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