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MCQ 37:
On the chromosomes, the position of the gene is called
- locus
- point of attachment
- nuclei
- spindle
a
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Muscular System of Vertebrates Test 48
Endoskeletons Test 49
Invertebrates Sensory Reception Test 50
Glycolysis and First Phase of Nutrient Metabolism Test 51
Homeostasis and Temperature Regulation Test 52
Development of Behavior Test 53
Sexual Reproduction in Vertebrates Test 54
Animals and Their Abiotic Environment Test 55
Embryonic Development Cleavage and Egg Types Test 56
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