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The Fundamental Unit of Life — Science STD 9 — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 9ScienceThe Fundamental Unit of Life1 Mark
MCQ
The term chromosome was given by:
  • A
    Waldeyer.
  • B
    Strasburger.
  • C
    Morgan.
  • D
    Sutton and Boveri.
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Answer

  1. Waldeyer.

Explanation:

Schleiden and Virchow were recognized the coiled structures in nucleus as chromosomes but the term chromosome was coined by Von Waldeyer-Hartz,

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