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Question
The diagram which shows the arrangement of metaphasic chromosomes according to their position of centromere is called:
Explanation
An ideogram is a schematic diagram showing chromosome morphology, including size, arm ratio and centromere position ordered haploid set. Karyogram displays actual photomicrograph arrangement from metaphase spreads, while ideogram idealizes banding pattern. Histogram and dendrogram represent unrelated data displays.
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