You've got it wrong. Humans have 22 paired chromosomes,
plus either an X or Y chromosome, the latter either/or
determining the sex of the individual.
Ruth Ann
J & K Sindberg wrote:
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Have you ever wondered why our children (except) twins
look so different? It is because when the mother's egg
is formed, the egg's chromosome is a unique recombination
of the mother's 2 x-chromosones. Otherwise there would
be only 4 possible chromosome combinations and we could
have pairs of children that were twins, but of different
ages. If I have got this wrong, please correct me.
JimS
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