👉 Hypodiploidy is a condition in which an organism has one copy of every chromosome in its cell, resulting in two copies of each chromosome. This can cause abnormalities such as anomalies in body structure and function, genetic disorders, and developmental problems. The term "hypodiploidy" comes from the Greek words "hypoplasia" meaning "less," and "diploide" meaning "single." The condition is often seen in humans, where two copies of
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👉 A hypodiploid is a type of diploid organism, which means it has an extra set of chromosomes on its two ends. This extra chromosome is called telomere, and it extends to one end of the chromosome, making it invisible when viewed under a microscope. In contrast, a normal diploid organism has only two sets of chromosomes.
