Match the chromosomal rearragement shown below (a-d) with the term for that particular chromosomal rearrangement.a.A BCDEOriginal chromosomeA BC DE FRearranged chromosomeb.ABC.d.A BCDEFGAMNCD3ESA BCD GABCDQ RGMNPEFS1. Duplication2. Deletion3. Translocation4. Inversion

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Match the chromosomal rearragement shown below (a-d) with the term for that particular chromosomal rearrangement. a. b. A B DE F G A B D E G Original chromosome A CD Rearranged chromosome C. B 1. Duplication 2. Deletion 3. Translocation 4. Inversion d. M

Match the chromosomal rearragement shown below (a-d) with the term for that particular chromosomal rearrangement. a. b. A B DE F G A B D E G Original chromosome A CD Rearranged chromosome C. B 1. Duplication 2. Deletion 3. Translocation 4. Inversion d. M

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter14: Human Inheritance

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Problem 15SA: Match the chromosome terms appropriately. ___ polyploid a. symptoms of a genetic disorder ___...

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