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A species has a homologous chromosomes what does this say about the species

A species has a homologous chromosomes what does this say about the species
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A species has a homologous chromosomes what does this say about the species

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A species that has homologous chromosomes is known as a diploid species. Homologous chromosomes are chromosomes that come in identical pairs.Ê

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