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How many x chromosomes are typically expressed in humans and cats?
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∙ 9y ago
Humans have basically 23 pairs of chromosomes while cats have 19 pairs of chromosomes. Humans: females= 46 X chromosome, males= 45 X chromosomes, 1 Y chromosome. Cats: Females =38 X chromosomes, m ales= 37 X chromosomes, 1 Y chromosome.
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∙ 16y agothere are 46 x chromosomes in all types of cats
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How many chromosomes do cats have?
The cat has 38 chromosomes like the swine. They are all metacentric, but there are no further similarities between the cat chromosomes and those of the swine.
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How is a cats digestive system the same as a humans and how is it different to a humans?
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Who has the more active thyroid gland cats or humans?
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Do cats have chromosomes?
YES
Is there such thing as a cat mixed with a human?
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How many chromosomes do cats give their offspring?
All of them: half from the father and half from the mother. A domestic cat has 19 chromosome pairs (compared to 23 for humans), and so receives 19 single chromosomes from each parent.
How many chromosomes do cats have?
The cat has 38 chromosomes like the swine. They are all metacentric, but there are no further similarities between the cat chromosomes and those of the swine.
Can cats see humans?
Yes, cats can see humans.
Why do wild cats avoid humans?
They are probably scared of humans. Unlike domestic cats, wild cats are not raised with humans. Hope this helped!
How does rectus abdominus differ in humans from cats?
Cats don't have tendinous intersections and humans do.
Why are humans more active during the day?
Humans are more active during the day because unlike cats humans are non-nocternal animals meaning they or "we" typically sleep during the nightime hours between sunset and sunrise.
What is the diploid for cats?
Cats (Felis silvestris) have a 2N=38, that is, 38 chromosomes per diploid cell.
Are cats smarter than humans?
Cats are smarter than humans. - INCORRECT.
