What is the multinucleate condition of a cell called?
- AKinetochore
- BChromatin
- CSyncytium
- DChitinium
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$A$: Multicellular organisms begin their life from a single cell.
$R$: All somatic cells of a multicellular organism have the same number of chromosomes.
$R$: All somatic cells of a multicellular organism have the same number of chromosomes.
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View SolutionStatement-$A$: Chromosomes are not clearly visible during telophase.
Statement-$B$: Chromosomes are clearly visible during metaphase.
Statement-$B$: Chromosomes are clearly visible during metaphase.
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$I$. Interkinesis $A$. Synapsis $II$. Interphase $B$. Formation of bipolar spindle $III$. Zygotene $C$. $DNA$ replication $IV$. Diakinesis $D$. Stage between two meiotic divisions
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| $II$. Interphase | $B$. Formation of bipolar spindle |
| $III$. Zygotene | $C$. $DNA$ replication |
| $IV$. Diakinesis | $D$. Stage between two meiotic divisions |
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