Match the following statement with the correct term. 1. The frog Hyla chrysoscelis (2n)Tetraploid2. The yeast Schizosaccharomycespombe (1n)Diploidロ3. The frog Hyla versicolor (4n)Endopolyploid4. Cells of thẹ salivary glands of fruitflies are tetraploid while the restof the somatic cells are diploid.Haploid

Tetraploid - ans. 3 Diploid - ans. 1

1. The frog Hyla chrysoscelis (2n) Tetraploid 2. The yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe (1n) Diploid 3. The frog Hyla versicolor (4n) Endopolyploid 4. Cells of thę salivary glands of fruit flies are tetraploid while the rest of the somatic cells are diploid. Haploid

1. The frog Hyla chrysoscelis (2n) Tetraploid 2. The yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe (1n) Diploid 3. The frog Hyla versicolor (4n) Endopolyploid 4. Cells of thę salivary glands of fruit flies are tetraploid while the rest of the somatic cells are diploid. Haploid

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Match the following statement with the correct term.

1. The frog Hyla chrysoscelis (2n)
Tetraploid
2. The yeast Schizosaccharomyces
pombe (1n)
Diploid
ロ
3. The frog Hyla versicolor (4n)
Endopolyploid
4. Cells of thẹ salivary glands of fruit
flies are tetraploid while the rest
of the somatic cells are diploid.
Haploid

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