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What is the occurrence of cells containing multiples of the 2n genome in a diploid organism called?

Correct answer B. Endopolyploidy

Explanation

Endopolyploidy arises when chromosomes replicate without cell division, so some tissues, such as tapetum or liver cells, contain 4n, 8n or more within an otherwise diploid organism.

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