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    No 2 even sets of chromosomes, cannot pair u p evenly, might not pair up in the 1st place, not homologous, no homologous pairs. A single cell can have a total of 42.15 x 21.15 chromosomal pairs. The number of x 21 x 2 cells is based on the number of mitochondria in the cell.

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    No 2 even sets of chromosomes, cannot pair u p evenly, might not pair up in the 1st place, not homologous, no homologous pairs. A single cell can have a total of 42.15 x 21.15 chromosomal pairs. The number of x 21 x 2 cells is based on the number of mitochondria in the cell.

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    Q1 a) b) c) d) e) f) g)

    metaphase prometaphase late telophase anaphase G2 phase interphase anaphase

    Q2 a) 21 b) 42.3 (25.5/2 + 16.8/2=21.15, 21.15x2) c) 21 chromosomes in somatic cells, no 2 even sets of chromosomes, cannot pair u p evenly, might not pair up in the 1st place, not homologous, no synapse

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