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why is the number of chromosomes is different in the number of the same species

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Chromosomes can fuse, so that reduces the chromosome number by 1. Chromosomes can split, increasing the chromosome number by 1. Each species has a characteristic number of chromosomes per individual. ... However, individuals within the population can have more or less than the characteristic number.

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