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What is a example of chromosome?

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A chromosome is something found in the nucleus of every living cell. Chromosomes contain DNA, Which is literally a strand of genetic information, that determines who you are, E.G- Eye colour and hair colour are usually genetic. You can't really have an example of a chromosome, because a chromosome is just a general, common chromosome, everyone has them. Also, they usually come in pairs, one from your father, and the other, your mother.

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