During cell division a chromosome is made of two distinct strands called A.centromeres B.homologs C.chromatids D.daughter cells

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During cell division a chromosome is made of two distinct strands called

A.centromeres
B.homologs
C.chromatids
D.daughter cells

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C. Chromataids
The rest of this is just to meet the minimum requirement for characters in an answer

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