What is the ploidy of this cell model? A circle containing six blue lines. Each line is a different length. What is the ploidy of this cell model? A circle containing six blue lines. Each line is a different length. haploid (one set) diploid (two sets) triploid (three sets) polyploid (many sets)

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Elias Nichols

9 December, 14:35

What is the ploidy of this cell model? A circle containing six blue lines. Each line is a different length. What is the ploidy of this cell model? A circle containing six blue lines. Each line is a different length. haploid (one set) diploid (two sets) triploid (three sets) polyploid (many sets)

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haploid (one set)

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In the description, the circle represents the cell and the lines the chromosomes inside the cell. If the 6 lines have different sizes, it is because they represent different chromosomes. In other words, there is a cell with 6 different chromosomes. Since chromosomes do not have a homologous pair (another chromosome of equal size), it means that there is only one set of chromosomes in the cell, that is, is a haploid cell.