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Lampbrush chromosomes found in the oocytes of amphibians are seen in

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Lampbrush Chromosomes (LBCs) are present in the oocytes of birds, lower vertebrata and invertebrates during the prolonged prophase of the first meiotic division.

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Lampbrush chromosomes-

(a) Lampbrush chromosomes were

described by Ruckert in 1892.

(b) These are present in the primary

oocyte nucleus of vertebrates as well as

invertebrates.

(c ) There are many loops extending out

of it which gives it the appearance of a

brush

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