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What does a karyotype show? A. the genetic abnormalities B. the relationships among family members C. the carriers of a genetic disorder in a family D. the alleles on each chromosome



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A karyotype shows a persons chromosomes, and if the person has any genetic abnormalties. It shows the complete number and appearances of the chromosomes in the nucleus of the eukaryotic cells.
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A karyotype will show genetic abnormalities in an individual.

KARYOTYPE:

  • A karyotype refers to the appearance of chromosomes at mitotic metaphase.

  • The karyotype shows the arrangement of chromosomes in the cell of an organism.

This means that a karyotype will likely show the abnormalities in the genetic content of an individual.

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