👉 Amblyrhynchotes is a type of fish that has two sets of eyes, one on each side of its body. This allows it to see in both directions simultaneously, enhancing its ability to hunt and navigate efficiently across water bodies.
👉 Amblyrhynchote is a term used in evolutionary biology to describe organisms with a single set of chromosomes, typically found in the human genome but also present in other species such as primates and some fungi. This single chromosome can be either diploid or triploid (having two sets of chromosomes), depending on how many copies are present within the cell.