Homologous chrosomes which are present in male and female both are known a _________?
Correct answer: D. Autosomes
- A. Heterosomes
- B. Replosomes
- C. Androsomes
- D. Autosomes
Explanation
Autosomes are homologous chromosome pairs found in both males and females and are not the sex chromosomes. Students may choose heterosomes because that term refers to sex chromosomes, such as X and Y, rather than the chromosomes shared by both sexes.
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