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What is the increase in number of chromosomes without the division of the nucleus called?

  1. Endoploidy

  2. Aneuploidy

  3. Endoplasma

  4. Free nuclear division

  5. Polyploidy

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The increase in number of chromosomes without the division of the nucleus is called endoploidy.

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