The haploid number of chromosomes is represented by 'n', and the diploid number by '2n', particularly when the exact number is unknown.
n and 2n.
| Front | How are haploid and diploid numbers represented for unknown organisms with unknown numbers of chromosomes? |
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| Back | n and 2n. |
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